Relating to the duties of a pharmacist regarding medication profiles for high-risk patients in certain hospitals.

SB 1675 requires pharmacists in Texas hospitals with more than 100 beds to create accurate medication profiles for "high-risk patients" as defined by hospital policy. The bill allows pharmacist-interns or pharmacy technicians to complete these profiles if they meet training standards set by the Texas State Board of Pharmacy. Hospital pharmacists-in-charge must develop policies for timely profile completion, while the Board will establish rules for profile content and required training. This law takes effect September 1, 2025, directly affecting hospital pharmacies in larger facilities.