Expanding prescriptive authority for pharmacists.

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This bill expands the ability of pharmacists in Washington to prescribe certain medications and devices. Starting in December 2027, pharmacists will be able to prescribe items like immunizations, opioid antagonists, epinephrine, hormonal contraceptives, and medications for travel-related illnesses. This change aims to improve access to healthcare, especially in areas with provider shortages, by allowing pharmacists to practice at a higher level.

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