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43. Honestly, this law reads to me as having a lot of loopholes

Thu Dec 12, 2024, 07:33 PM

Dec 12

If I have it correct, the opportunities for refusal to dispense or administer are many - ethical, moral or disagreement on a scientific basis among them. My only question is whether the nursing staff have the same rights of refusal as pharmacists and physicians. Didn’t seem like it.

Seems like it is designed more to feed the MAGA cult a treat.

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Ohio Senate passes measure forcing hospitals to administer ivermectin, other patient-requested treatments [View all] BumRushDaShow Dec 12 OP

Here they go again.... FarPoint Dec 12 #1

will the legislature be sued when ivermectin or bleach pr some wild dr oz snake oil is prescribed???? rampartd Dec 13 #67

A physician should indeed fear being sued.... FarPoint Dec 13 #88

I say this began with odins folly Dec 13 #80

Ehhhh, Ohhhh, Way To Go, Ohio ... Dock_Yard Dec 13 #86

Except certain procedures for women. sop Dec 12 #2

Exactly. BumRushDaShow Dec 12 #4

the reason rwnj entered politics is because they suck at other professions Marthe48 Dec 12 #3

"Dr. Trump told me this works" Diamond_Dog Dec 12 #5

Will hospitals be required to shove a flashlight up people's,... magicarpet Dec 12 #6

What did the kaolinite mining industry contribute to Ohio legislative races? DJ Synikus Makisimus Dec 12 #7

Maybe there's a suppository version of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. mpcamb Dec 12 #39

A compounding pharmacy can make them jmowreader Dec 12 #63

These folks should be nominated for the Darwin Awards. surfered Dec 12 #8

Not Quite! Granny Blue Dec 12 #46

I stand corrected. surfered Dec 12 #49

Good to know surfered Dec 12 #50

Well, i hope i'm right that this is only for patients a request this crap. bluestarone Dec 12 #9

But I suppose we could get a doc that believes it and prescribes it! Hope22 Dec 12 #14

Oh, i agree but if a DR. prescibes that for me bluestarone Dec 12 #15

Right! But a person could be too sick to know what is being given. Hope22 Dec 12 #17

Won't argue that point. bluestarone Dec 12 #20

True words! Nt Hope22 Dec 12 #41

But what about a minor whose parents request it? LisaM Dec 12 #16

Again, i feel really bad for these type people (elderly or youths) BUT bluestarone Dec 12 #19

It means kids and others will be killed by stupid decisions canuckledragger Dec 12 #24

Trumpism is a death cult Blue_Tires Dec 12 #10

The stupid - it burns. Earthrise Dec 12 #11

In some states, more than others Attilatheblond Dec 12 #13

Does this bit of Legislators Playing Doctors give FULL release of any liability if/when off label use causes problems? Attilatheblond Dec 12 #12

You said what I was thinking VMA131Marine Dec 12 #18

And if I have a minor injury say a sprained ankle, instead of a traditional anti-imflamtory medicine, Attilatheblond Dec 12 #34

Absolutely! Full release of liability for the hospital when hospital is forced to use that medicine. keithbvadu2 Dec 12 #55

Child protection services should be notified when this happens nmmi Dec 12 #21

I can't edit my post, I was going to remove the "smiley" button after "We did" as it might be misinterpreted nmmi Dec 12 #25

New editing button for post owners ... OPTIONS (at the bottom) Dock_Yard Dec 13 #87

No, I didn't miss the announcements. But thanks. nmmi Dec 13 #91

What happens if a parent who doesn't want their kids insists on hospital administering bleach to said unwanted childern? Attilatheblond Dec 12 #22

Bleach isnt a medication. Ivermectin is. Kind of a big difference. Callie1979 Dec 13 #71

Ivermectin can have all kind of side effects. LisaL Dec 13 #73

This message was self-deleted by its author Dennis Donovan Dec 12 #23

MAGATs want it. Let them get it. LisaL Dec 12 #26

Yep...I agree. The Madcap Dec 12 #32

Yep, and if MAGATs request to be injected with bleach, LisaL Dec 12 #57

OK by me, too Deminpenn Dec 18 #96

Stupid fucks... Basso8vb Dec 12 #27

Until insurance says no bueno... JT45242 Dec 12 #28

Republican lawmakers just LOVE practicing medicine without a license! ShazzieB Dec 12 #29

Then the hospital needs to have them sign a wavier that any harm from it they will not be held liable. When the f**king JohnSJ Dec 12 #30

Politicians and patients forcing doctors to prescribe inappropriate medications. Irish_Dem Dec 12 #31

This is "social murder." In an occult manner, the GOP and the oligarchs somehow benefit from the death of the masses. C0RI0LANUS Dec 12 #33

No one's forcing people like us to take this ineffective "medications" paleotn Dec 12 #38

Hi paleotn C0RI0LANUS Dec 12 #44

Any idiot who wants ivermectin for anything beyond it's actual purpose Attilatheblond Dec 12 #35

I agree 98% Karma13612 Dec 13 #92

Damn Solly Mack Dec 12 #36

Darwin says go right ahead! paleotn Dec 12 #37

Test EarlG Dec 12 #40

A gravy train for lawyers AverageOldGuy Dec 12 #42

Honestly, this law reads to me as having a lot of loopholes Raven123 Dec 12 #43

This is fucking insane! samplegirl Dec 12 #45

Killing off their own constituents, I see. ananda Dec 12 #47

What's next, make them drink bleach or swallow a light to light up their insides? SWBTATTReg Dec 12 #48

I propose Diamond_Dog Dec 12 #51

Add a caveat that the lawmakers who vote to enact this can be held personally liable 33taw Dec 12 #52

Fascism attacks experts and their knowledge dlk Dec 12 #53

"Other patient-requested treatments"? - my guess is that don't include magic mushrooms Stargleamer Dec 12 #54

Ivermectin but not a D & C RainCaster Dec 12 #56

Go for it Deplorable morons, demand those bright lights get stuck up your NoMoreRepugs Dec 12 #58

And bleach injections. LisaL Dec 12 #59

Just when you think Republicans couldn't timms139 Dec 12 #60

And when they don't work...here come the law suits. PortTack Dec 12 #61

Fentanyl? Dem4life1970 Dec 12 #62

So, my questions are... William Gustafson Dec 12 #64

how.. how broad is this? quakerboy Dec 12 #65

Ohio's Medical Practitioner Conscience Clause struggle4progress Dec 13 #66

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 13 #68

When your whole party is anti science Old Crank Dec 13 #69

My idiot Nextdoor neighbor Karen samplegirl Dec 13 #70

Fine. Let 'em have it. And give it to them early Callie1979 Dec 13 #72

Good grief samplegirl Dec 13 #89

"or in the case of minors, their parent or guardian's permission" Prairie Gates Dec 13 #74

Legislators overruling the decisions doctors make abut their patients' health. What could go wrong? Martin68 Dec 13 #75

And bleach ? republianmushroom Dec 13 #76

Unless the same law requires the hospital/pharmacy to stock the stuff... NotASurfer Dec 13 #77

It's a madhouse CanonRay Dec 13 #78

Freedom harun Dec 13 #79

I'd like to see how they code that for insurance reimbursement Historic NY Dec 13 #81

Idiocracy is here. Basso8vb Dec 13 #82

Make them sign a waver than.... Macrophylla Dec 13 #83

Ohio senate passes measure forcing hospitals to administer ivermectin Dem4ever1978 Dec 13 #84

Insanity is prevailing. City Lights Dec 13 #85

I think Rebl2 Dec 13 #90

I agree! nt City Lights Dec 14 #93

These morons that enigmania Dec 17 #94

Does this mean I can request a hand job for an ingrown toenail, and they have to comply? LudwigPastorius Dec 18 #95