Nebraska Administrative Code
Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM
Title 181 - SPECIAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
Chapter 8 - NONSURGICAL PHARMACEUTICAL GENDER ALTERING TREATMENTS
Section 181-8-008 - PUBERTY BLOCKING DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS

Current through September 17, 2024

The following restrictions apply for a patient who has not reached the age of majority in addition to all other applicable laws relating to the administration, prescribing, delivery, sale, or use of puberty blocking drugs:

(A) Prescriptions must identify the drugs being prescribed are for the treatment of gender nonconformity or gender dysphoria;

(B) Prescribed medications picked up from a pharmacy are required to be picked up by the patient's parent, legal guardian, or the patient if the patient is an emancipated minor;

(C) Injectable prescribed medications must be administered in the prescribing practitioner's office by staff who are properly credentialed to administer drugs by injection;

(D) The prescribing practitioner must document no adverse effects on the patient's mental health during the course of treatment and that continued treatment is still medically appropriate as required by the chapter; and

(E) The prescribing practitioner must document the ongoing contact hours of therapeutic treatment as required by this chapter.

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