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The CPA Is The Way

How Pharmacists Become Abortionists

The abortion mechanism inside HB 195: Collaborative Practice Agreements.

HB 195 allows pharmacists to prescribe, administer, and dispense abortion pills like mifepristone and misoprostol by forming Collaborative Practice Agreements or CPAs.

Collaborative Practice Agreements, or CPAs, allow abortion doctors to delegate their abortion pill prescribing and dispensing authority to their pharmacist CPA partners.

A CPA is a prescriber (doctor, nurse practitioner, nurse midwife, or physician assistant)/pharmacist joint practice.

The doctor (prescribing partner) writes the rules and protocols for the CPA. He may also treat patients, prescribe and administer drugs.

At the same time, the pharmacist treats patients, prescribes, administers, and dispenses drugs — including abortion pills — within the boundaries set by the doctor.

In our case, that doctor, nurse practitioner, or nurse midwife, is an abortionist.

Collaborative Practice Agreement rules, protocols, and limits are defined by the agreement itself.

Defining Collaborative Practice Agreements

CPAs are:

Self-defining.
Self-regulating.
Self-limiting.
Independent of Medical or Pharmacy Board regulation.

Since the CPA defines what the abortion doctor will delegate and what the pharmacist can prescribe, the final limiting factor is the pharmacist’s education, training, and experience.

The CPA protocols provide the pharmacist’s abortion pill education and training.

The pharmacist’s experience in drug preparation and dispensing is more than sufficient for handling and dispensing abortion pills.

The rules, protocols, definitions, and limits are important distinctions.

The rules and protocols the prescribing partner writes create the boundaries of possibility for the CPA as outlined in Section 33 of the bill, amending AS 08.80.337(a).

Line 20 of Section 33 requires the CPA to “define the nature and scope of patient care services the pharmacist may provide under the agreement.“

The CPA does not affect what the pharmacist does in his or her everyday pharmacy duties, only what he or she is able to do when operating “under the agreement.“

Therefore, if the pharmacist will prescribe, administer, OR dispense abortion pills, the written protocol must outline the education and training needed to do so in accordance with the FDA and drug manufacturers‘ requirements.

GBP MIFEPRISTONE REMS PROGRAM

GenBioPro is a leading mifepristone and misoprostol manufacturer. Their Mifepristone REMS Program shows that the Prescriber Agreement Form is the only ‘Certification‘ requirement.

Below you’ll see what is required to become a certified prescriber – and pharmacist.

GBP Certified Prescribers

DISPENSING GBP MIFEPRISTONE

Certified Pharmacists

As you can see, the Certified Prescriber and the Certified Pharmacist must only be qualified in their respective fields – and there is nothing in the Prescriber Agreement – nor in the FDA REMS – that prohibits pharmacists from prescribing mifepristone, especially within a Collaborative Practice Agreement.

Next, HB 195 is written so that it can be broadly interpreted to create independent misoprostol-only abortion prescribing authority.

Or it can be narrowly interpreted so that CPAs are needed to create the framework for abortion doctors to delegate their abortion pill prescribing, administering, or dispensing authority to their pharmacist CPA partners.

Since pharmacists were not specifically named in the 2024 Planned Parenthood v. Alaska lawsuit in which the physician-only rule was permanently enjoined (blocked), we should take the narrow approach to interpreting HB 195.

Therefore, it is within the Collaborative Practice Agreement that abortion pill authority is delegated from the abortion doctor to the pharmacist.

And since the CPA is self-defining and cannot be regulated by the State, HB 195 has created a clear pathway to pharmacists prescribing, administering, or dispensing abortion pills.

Regardless of how HB 195 is interpreted, the bill was advanced, amended, and passed by legislators of both parties with little regard for women’s health and safety, and with no regard for the pre-born images of God who will be murdered by abortion pills.

The abortion mechanism inside HB 195: Collaborative Practice Agreements.

HB 195 allows pharmacists to prescribe, administer, and dispense abortion pills like mifepristone and misoprostol by forming Collaborative Practice Agreements or CPAs.

Collaborative Practice Agreements, or CPAs, allow abortion doctors to delegate their abortion pill prescribing and dispensing authority to their pharmacist CPA partners.

A CPA is a prescriber (doctor, nurse practitioner, nurse midwife, or physician assistant)/pharmacist joint practice.

The doctor writes the rules and protocols for the CPA.

The pharmacist treats patients, prescribes, administers, and dispenses drugs — including abortion pills — within the boundaries set by the doctor.

In this case, that doctor is the abortionist.

Collaborative Practice Agreements are defined by the agreement itself.