What is not required to be stored in telepharmacies?

The correct choice is based on the specific requirements outlined in Wyoming pharmacy regulations regarding telepharmacies. Telepharmacies must maintain various records and references to ensure compliance with state and federal laws. However, a current copy of a specific drug information reference, such as Fact and Comparisons, is not explicitly mandated by law in the context of what must be stored in telepharmacies.

In a telepharmacy setting, the essential documents typically include DEA regulations to ensure adherence to controlled substances laws, patient consent forms to protect patient rights and confirm their acceptance of telepharmacy services, and thorough inventory records to track dispensed medications. These items are critical for operational integrity, patient safety, and legal compliance. In contrast, while having a drug information reference can be beneficial for pharmacists and support safe medication dispensing, it is not classified as a mandatory requirement for storage in telepharmacies, distinguishing it from the other items that are legally required.