Nevada Code § 639.28077

Self-administered hormonal contraceptive: Establishment of protocol for dispensing; regulations
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1. The Board shall adopt regulations
establishing a protocol for dispensing a self-administered hormonal
contraceptive, as authorized by NRS
639.28078 . Those regulations must include, without limitation:
(a) Requirements governing the information that
must be included in a record concerning the dispensing of the self-administered
hormonal contraceptive in addition to the information required by NRS 639.28078 ; and
(b) The amount of time that such a record must be
maintained by the dispensing pharmacist or his or her employer.
2. The Board shall adopt regulations that
prescribe:
(a) A risk assessment questionnaire that must be
provided to a patient who requests a self-administered hormonal contraceptive
pursuant to NRS 639.28078 .
(b) The information that must be provided in
writing to a patient to whom a self-administered hormonal contraceptive is
dispensed pursuant to NRS 639.28078 ,
which may include, without limitation, information concerning:
(1) The importance of obtaining
recommended tests and screening from the patients attending provider or
another qualified provider of health care who specializes in womens health;
(2) The effectiveness of long-acting,
reversible contraceptives as an alternative to self-administered hormonal
contraceptives;
(3) When to seek emergency medical
services as a result of administering a self-administered hormonal
contraceptive; and
(4) The risk of contracting a sexually
transmitted infection and ways to reduce that risk.
3. As used in this section:
(a) Attending provider means a provider of
health care who provides or has provided care to the patient.
(b) Provider of health care has the meaning
ascribed to it in NRS 629.031 .

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