What is required to be reported by credential holders according to Nebraska Pharmacy Law?

According to Nebraska Pharmacy Law, credential holders are required to report lost privileges, employment changes, or any disciplinary actions they face. This requirement ensures transparency and helps maintain the integrity of the pharmacy profession. Reporting these events allows regulatory bodies to monitor the conduct of practitioners, promoting public safety and the quality of care provided to patients.

In contrast, only reporting accidental incidents, workplace injuries, or minor complaints does not fulfill the broader obligation for accountability that the law mandates. The focus on significant professional changes or disciplinary actions underscores the importance of maintaining high standards within the field. Therefore, the requirement to report such occurrences reinforces the commitment to the ethical and professional expectations placed on pharmacy practitioners in Nebraska.