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Nebraska Revised Statutes Chapter 71. Public Health and Welfare § 71-7436. Emergency medical reasons, defined

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(1) Emergency medical reasons means the alleviation of a temporary shortage by transfers of prescription drugs between any of the following:  (a) Holders of pharmacy licenses, (b) health care practitioner facilities as defined in section 71-414, (c) hospitals as defined in section 71-419, and (d) emergency medical services as defined in section 38-1207.

(2) Emergency medical reasons does not include regular and systematic sales (a) of prescription drugs to emergency medical services as defined in section 38-1207 or (b) to practitioners as defined in section 38-2838 of prescription drugs that will be used for routine office procedures.

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