patient’s health record can be released to a third party - every dose of a controlled drug that’s dispensed by the pharmacy be accounted

- Before a patient’s health record can be released to a third party, the patient or the patient’s legal guardian must give written consent.

- Under the Controlled Substances Act, every dose of a controlled drug that’s dispensed by the pharmacy must be accounted for, whether the dose was administered to a patient or discarded accidentally.

- A nurse can’t perform duties that violate a rule or regulation established by a state licensing board, even if they are authorized by a health care facility or physician.

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