Iowa Code
Chapter 155A - PHARMACY
Section 155A.17A - Third-party logistics provider license.

155A.17A Third-party logistics provider license.
1. A person shall not operate as a third-party logistics provider in this state without a third-party logistics provider license.
2. Third-party logistics providers shall comply with national standards contained in the federal Drug Supply Chain Security Act, 21 U.S.C. §360eee et seq., and national standards promulgated thereunder.
3. The board shall adopt rules establishing requirements for a third-party logistics provider license, licensure fees, and other relevant matters consistent with the federal Drug Supply Chain Security Act, 21 U.S.C. §360eee et seq.
4. The board may deny, suspend, or revoke a third-party logistics provider license, or otherwise discipline a third-party logistics provider, for failure to meet the applicable standards or for a violation of the laws of this state, another state, or the United States, or for a violation of this chapter, chapter 124, 124B, 126, or 205, or a rule of the board.
2018 Acts, ch 1141, §14

Structure Iowa Code

Iowa Code

Title IV - PUBLIC HEALTH

Chapter 155A - PHARMACY

Section 155A.1 - Short title.

Section 155A.2 - Legislative declaration — purpose — exceptions.

Section 155A.2A - Board of pharmacy — alternate members.

Section 155A.3 - Definitions.

Section 155A.4 - Prohibition against unlicensed persons dispensing or distributing prescription drugs — exceptions.

Section 155A.5 - Injunction.

Section 155A.6 - Pharmacist internship program.

Section 155A.6A - Pharmacy technician registration.

Section 155A.6B - Pharmacy support person registration.

Section 155A.7 - Pharmacist license.

Section 155A.8 - Requirements for pharmacist license.

Section 155A.9 - Approved colleges — graduates of foreign colleges.

Section 155A.10 - Display of pharmacist license.

Section 155A.11 - Renewal of pharmacist license.

Section 155A.12 - Pharmacist license — grounds for discipline.

Section 155A.13 - Pharmacy license.

Section 155A.13A - Nonresident pharmacy license — required, renewal, discipline.

Section 155A.13B - Pharmacy internet sites.

Section 155A.13C - Outsourcing facility license — renewal, cancellation, denial, discipline.

Section 155A.14 - Renewal of pharmacy license.

Section 155A.15 - Pharmacies — license required — discipline, violations, and penalties.

Section 155A.16 - Procedure.

Section 155A.17 - Wholesale distributor license.

Section 155A.17A - Third-party logistics provider license.

Section 155A.18 - Penalties.

Section 155A.19 - Notifications to board.

Section 155A.20 - Unlawful use of terms and titles — impersonation.

Section 155A.21 - Unlawful possession of prescription drug or device — penalty.

Section 155A.22 - General penalty.

Section 155A.23 - Prohibited acts.

Section 155A.24 - Penalties.

Section 155A.25 - Burden of proof.

Section 155A.26 - Enforcement — agents as peace officers.

Section 155A.27 - Requirements for prescription.

Section 155A.28 - Label of prescription drugs — interchangeable biological product list.

Section 155A.29 - Prescription refills.

Section 155A.30 - Out-of-state prescription orders.

Section 155A.31 - Reference library.

Section 155A.32 - Drug product selection — restrictions.

Section 155A.33 - Delegation of functions.

Section 155A.33A - Technician product verification programs.

Section 155A.34 - Transfer of prescriptions.

Section 155A.35 - Patient medication records.

Section 155A.36 - Medication delivery systems.

Section 155A.37 - Code of professional responsibility for board employees.

Section 155A.38 - Dispensing drug samples.

Section 155A.39 - Program to monitor impaired pharmacists, pharmacist-interns, or pharmacy technicians — immunity and funding.

Section 155A.40 - Criminal history record checks.

Section 155A.41 - Continuous quality improvement program.

Section 155A.42 - Limited distributor license.

Section 155A.43 - Pharmaceutical collection and disposal program — annual allocation.

Section 155A.44 - Vaccine and immunization administration.

Section 155A.45 - Reports — disclosure.

Section 155A.46 - Statewide protocols.

Section 155A.47 - Pilot or demonstration research projects.

Section 155A.48 - Collaborative pharmacy practice — agreements — payment.