Missouri House of Representatives
Bills Indexed by Subject
PHARMACY

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HB 40 --- Sponsor: Gaskill, Sam
Prohibits the Department of Revenue from conditioning the property and pharmaceutical tax credits on the filing of a federal income tax return.
HB 72 --- Sponsor: Scheve, May
Increases the pharmaceutical income tax credit from two hundred dollars to five hundred dollars and decreases the number of persons eligible to claim the credit.
HB 119 --- Sponsor: Clayton, Robert --- CoSponsor: Relford, Randall H.
Establishes a pharmaceutical relief program for senior citizens in the Department of Social Services.
HB 142 --- Sponsor: Hosmer, Craig
Expands the Missouri Kidney Program at the University of Missouri to provide assistance for immunosuppressive pharmaceuticals to organ transplant patients.
HB 145 --- Sponsor: Troupe, Charles Quincy
Changes the allowable supply of medication to be received by certain enrollees through a pharmaceutical plan and requires collection agencies to be informed when payments are made on patient accounts.
HB 151 --- Sponsor: Troupe, Charles Quincy
Requires health insurers to provide diabetes coverage to enrollees.
HB 153 --- Sponsor: Troupe, Charles Quincy
Requires all health benefit plans to issue uniform prescription drug information cards.
HB 154 --- Sponsor: Troupe, Charles Quincy
Requires pharmacies to notify the Board of Pharmacy of any known mistakes in prescriptions.
HB 156 --- Sponsor: Kennedy, Harry --- CoSponsor: Hilgemann, Robert
Authorizes St Louis College of Pharmacy license plates.
HB 168 --- Sponsor: Froelker, James V.
Increases the maximum allowable income to qualify for one hundred percent of the pharmaceutical income tax credit from fifteen thousand dollars to thirty-six thousand dollars.
HB 169 --- Sponsor: Froelker, James V.
Establishes a pharmaceutical assistance program in the Division of Aging.
HB 311 --- Sponsor: Scheve, May --- CoSponsor: Reid, Michael J
Expands the categories of persons allowed to claim the pharmaceutical state income tax credit.
HB 462 --- Sponsor: Foley, James Michael --- CoSponsor: Naeger, Patrick A.
Makes various amendments regarding the practice of pharmacy.
HB 567 --- Sponsor: Treadway, Joseph L.
Makes various changes to different boards supervised by the Division of Professional Registration.
HB 620 --- Sponsor: Froelker, James V.
Requires the Department of Health to develop recommendations on methods of reducing medication errors.
HB 757 --- Sponsor: Shoemyer, Wes
Amends various provisions of law regarding the practice of pharmacy.
HB 796 --- Sponsor: Hosmer, Craig
Requires manufacturers, packers, distributors, or sellers of drugs or devices to comply with the current federal labeling requirements in the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
HB 807 --- Sponsor: Naeger, Patrick A. --- CoSponsor: Secrest, Patricia K.
Establishes a pharmacy discount program for certain Medicaid eligible persons.
HB 824 --- Sponsor: Abel, Mark C. --- CoSponsor: Barry, Joan
Creates a Pharmaceutical Investment Program for Seniors to help defray the cost of pharmaceuticals for senior citizens.
HB 876 --- Sponsor: Jetton, Rod --- CoSponsor: Kelly, Gary
Allows pharmacists to refuse to fill prescriptions that are contrary to established policies or to their beliefs.
HB 887 --- Sponsor: Troupe, Charles Quincy --- CoSponsor: Reinhart, Annie
Establishes a Medicaid Pharmacy Management Program in the Department of Social Services and a Joint Committee on Pharmacy Management.
HB 910 --- Sponsor: Kelley, Pat --- CoSponsor: Portwood, Dr. Charles R.
Revises pharmaceutical income tax credit.
HB 1016 --- Sponsor: Hoppe, Thomas
Allows psychologists to administer, order and prescribe medications after obtaining certification and training.
SB 22 --- Sponsor: Singleton, Marvin
Expands the current prescription drug tax credit for the elderly.
SB 106 --- Sponsor: Singleton, Marvin
Expands the current prescription drug tax credit for the elderly.
SB 165 --- Sponsor: Bland, Mary
Provides protection for health care consumers.
SB 386 --- Sponsor: Singleton, Marvin
Adds a tax on the sale of certain tobacco products to fund the Missouri Pharmaceutical Assistance Program.
SB 479 --- Sponsor: Stoll, Steve
Modifies licensure provisions for pharmacists and pharmacies.
SB 559 --- Sponsor: Singleton, Marvin
Requires long term care facilities to return unused medications to pharmacies for reuse and reimbursement.
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Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated November 26, 2001 at 11:49 am