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Anthony may, pharmd. Mba
Pharmacy supervisor

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17. Utah H.B 50 – Opioid Prescribing Regulations
58-37f-304. Database utilization.
(2)(b) A prescriber shall check the database for information about a patient before the first time the prescriber gives a prescription to a patient for a Schedule II opioid or a Schedule III opioid
(2)(c) A prescriber is not required to check the database under Subsection (2)(b) if: (i) the prescription for a Schedule II opioid or a Schedule III opioid is for three days or <           (ii) the prescriber has prior knowledge of the patient's prescription history based on the       prescriber's review of the patient's health record           (iii) the prescription for a Schedule II opioid or a Schedule III opioid is a post surgical      prescription and the total duration of opioid written after the surgery has been for 30
days or fewer.

18. Utah H.B 50 – Opioid Prescribing Regulations
“A prescription for a Schedule II or Schedule III controlled substance that is an opiate and that is issued for an acute condition shall be completely or partially filled in a quantity not to exceed a seven-day supply as directed on the daily dosage rate of the prescription”

19. Utah H.B 50 – Opioid Prescribing Regulations
Exceptions:
Does not apply to a prescription issued for a surgery when the practitioner determined that a quantity exceeding seven days is needed
Does not apply to prescriptions issued for complex or chronic conditions which are documented as being complex or chronic in the medical record
A pharmacist is not required to verify that a prescription is in compliance with subsection (7)(f)(iii).