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Louisiana Senate Bill SB51

Louisiana 2020 2nd Special Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SB51

Introduced
10/5/20  
Refer
10/5/20  
Refer
10/5/20  
Report Pass
10/12/20  

Caption

Provides for immunizations, including the COVID-19 vaccine, to be administered by pharmacists. (See Act) (Item #40)

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SB296

Provides relative to immunizations administered by pharmacists. (8/1/20)

LA HB424

Provides relative to administration of immunizations and vaccines by pharmacists and other licensees of the La. Board of Pharmacy

LA HB471

Provides relative to administration of immunizations and vaccines by pharmacists and other licensees of the La. Board of Pharmacy

LA HB1161

Provides relative to vaccinations and immunizations

LA HB49

Provides for immunizations or vaccinations relative to COVID-19 (Item #40) (OR NO IMPACT See Note)

LA SB65

Provides relative to COVID-19 vaccinations. (gov sig) (Item #40)

LA SB60

Allows a pharmacist to administer certain immunizations.

LA HB1315

Vaccinations by Pharmacists and Health Insurance Coverage for Immunizations

LA HB872

Allows pharmacists to administer influenza immunizations

LA A1899

Expands authority of pharmacy technician in administering drugs and vaccines and permits certain pharmacists and pharmacy interns, externs, and technicians to administer COVID-19 vaccine.

Similar Bills

LA HB424

Provides relative to administration of immunizations and vaccines by pharmacists and other licensees of the La. Board of Pharmacy

LA SB600

Provides relative to immunizations. (8/1/14)

LA HB471

Provides relative to administration of immunizations and vaccines by pharmacists and other licensees of the La. Board of Pharmacy

HI HB2553

Relating To Pharmacists.

LA SB296

Provides relative to immunizations administered by pharmacists. (8/1/20)

CA AB968

Contraceptives.

CA AB1064

Pharmacy practice: vaccines: independent initiation and administration.

NJ A4149

Permits pharmacists to furnish self-administered hormonal contraceptives pursuant to a standing order, in accordance with protocols established by Board of Pharmacy and Board of Medical Examiners.