(1) The osteopathic physician assistant shall confirm or provide a current prescription for naloxone when high-dose opioids are prescribed.
(2) The osteopathic physician assistant should counsel and provide an option for a current prescription for naloxone to patients being prescribed opioids as clinically indicated.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
18.57.800,
18.57A.800 and 2017 c 297. WSR 18-20-087, § 246-854-365, filed 10/1/18, effective 11/1/18.]