10008. DISAPPROVAL AND REVOCATION OF COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE AGREEMENTS

10008 DISAPPROVAL AND REVOCATION OF COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE AGREEMENTS 10008.1 The Board of Pharmacy and the Board of Medicine may disapprove or revoke a collaborative practice agreement if the Boards find: Inadequate training, experience, or education of the physician(s) or pharmacist(s) to implement the protocol or protocols specified in the physician-pharmacist agreement; The collaborative practice agreement fails to comply with the requirements of this chapter or the Act; The collaborative practice agreement is intended to manage or treat a condition or disease state for which there is not a protocol that is generally accepted as the clinical standard of care, or which is not approved by the Boards; or Either party to the agreement has been formally disciplined by any health professional licensing board in any jurisdiction, or is otherwise no longer licensed in good standing in the District of Columbia. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking published at 65 DCR 8528 (August 17, 2018). District of Columbia Municipal Regulations Business, Occupations, and Professionals 17 DCMR § 10008