SB312 Alabama 2022 Session
Bill Summary
This bill would prohibit an occupational licensing board from taking adverse action against a physician who recommends a COVID-19 treatment that is not FDA-approved
This bill would require a patient's written, informed consent to receive a physician's recommended COVID-19 treatment if the treatment is not FDA-approved
This bill would require pharmacies to fulfill prescriptions that are not FDA-approved to treat COVID-19
This bill would require health care facilities to provide a patient's requested off-label COVID-19 treatment
This bill would provide a cause of action against an occupational licensing board, pharmacy, or health care facility that violates the provisions of this bill
This bill would also provide that a health care facility, pharmacy, and licensing board that complies with this bill is immune from civil liability related to certain COVID-19 treatments
Relating to COVID-19; to prohibit an occupational licensing board from taking adverse action against a physician who recommends certain COVID-19 treatments; to require a patient's written, informed consent to certain COVID-19 treatments; to require health care facilities and pharmacies to provide certain COVID-19 treatments that are not approved by the FDA; to provide immunity to licensing boards, pharmacies, and health care facilities; and to create a cause of action.
Bill Actions
Action Date | Chamber | Action |
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April 6, 2022 | S | Indefinitely Postponed |
March 17, 2022 | S | Read for the second time and placed on the calendar |
March 15, 2022 | S | Read for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Healthcare |
Bill Calendar
Type | Date | Location | Description |
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Hearing | March 16, 2022 | Room 304 (Revised PH added) at 09:30 | Senate HLTH Public Hearing |
Bill Text
Bill Documents
Type | Link |
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Bill Text | SB312 Alabama 2022 Session - Introduced |
Fiscal Note | Fiscal Note - SB312 for Healthcare |