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Austin
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Travis County
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1801 Congress Avenue, Suite 13.100
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78701-1319
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This document is an invoice (244438 R) from Pro Document Solutions, Inc. to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy for prescription pads shipped in March 2026. The total invoice amount is $7,879.80, due by April 30, 2026. The invoice references Contract #515-26-027.
This Euna Order Form details a 36-month subscription for Euna Solutions' Sourcing Pro and Contract Management Standard software for the Texas State Board of Pharmacy. The agreement outlines annual recurring fees, starting at USD 16,092.00 for the first year (August 30, 2026 - August 29, 2027), increasing to USD 17,057.52 for the second year, and USD 17,739.82 for the third year (ending August 29, 2029). Payment terms are Net 30, with the first annual subscription due on August 30, 2026. The terms and conditions are referenced externally.
This is a Purchase Order for a $250.00 agency membership for the Texas State Board of Pharmacy with the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy. The membership term is from February 1, 2026, to January 31, 2027.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Texas State Board of Pharmacy
The board meeting primarily focused on rules for adoption, including amendments concerning examination requirements for pharmacy students, notifications regarding disasters such as fire or flood, and the operation of pharmacies following natural disasters. Additionally, the board discussed new regulations surrounding telehealth services, specifically informed consent documentation requirements mandated by HB1700. Concerns were raised by stakeholders regarding the potential for routine pharmacist-patient counseling to be misclassified as telehealth, which could create unnecessary workflow burdens.
The board discussed two contested cases regarding pharmacist and pharmacy licensure. For the first case involving Nouf Khalid Al Katani, the board approved the revocation of her pharmacist license following findings of unprofessional conduct and falsification of renewal information. For the second case regarding Natural Health Pharmacy, the board assessed a $3,000 administrative penalty for the pharmacy's failure to engage in regular pharmacy activity, opting for this higher penalty amount over a $2,000 recommendation from the administrative law judge.
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The Board discussed various enforcement reports, specifically detailing the number of closed complaints, case review processes, and the utilization of internal closing checklists. Staff addressed findings from internal audits, emphasizing the importance of compliance documentation and procedural consistency. The Board also reviewed the upcoming hiring process for the Executive Director position, including discussions on salary requirements and interview panel formation. Updates regarding upcoming industry conferences were provided. Furthermore, the Board reviewed a contested case concerning Blue Mint Pharmacy and a pharmacist, which resulted in a recommendation to revoke their respective licenses based on evidence of non-therapeutic dispensing of controlled substances.
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