Section 44532250. The department shall develop a medical certification form to be completed by a provider and submitted by a person applying for a registry identification card as a qualifying patient. The certification must include: (1) the name, address, phone number, and medical provider’s license number; (2) an acknowledgement to be signed by the provider that sets forth: (a) the penalties for providing false information, including the right to notify the medical board or other similar department’s authority established pursuant to Chapter 47, Title 40; and (b) definitions of: (i) as defined in Section ‘providerpatient relationship’, 44532010; (ii) medical as defined in Section ‘qualifying condition’, 44532010; and (iii) as defined in Section 44532010; and ‘provider’, (3) an affidavit for the provider to sign with the following provisions: (a) the provider and patient have a providerpatient relationship; (b) the patient has a qualifying medical condition, identifying the condition, and that the symptoms or sideeffects might patient’s benefit from the therapeutic use of cannabis; and (c) the condition has lasted at least three months or that the onset of the condition occurred within the past three patient’s months and the certifying provider is primarily responsible for the care related to the condition. patient’s Section 44532260. (A) In order to be placed on the registry and receive a registry identification card as a qualifying patient, a person must: (1) be a resident of the State; (2) submit an application as provided for in Section 44532240, along with a fee in an amount determined by the department; and (3) undergo a state and federal criminal background check for which the person must pay the costs. (B) The department has the discretion not to issue a person a registry identification card as a qualifying patient if the person has been convicted of or pled guilty or nolo contendere to a felony drugrelated offense within the previous five years.
Section 44532250. The department shall develop a medical certification form to be completed by a provider and submitted by a person applying for a registry identification card as a qualifying patient. The certification must include: (1) the provider’s name, address, phone number, and medical license number; (2) an acknowledgement to be signed by the provider that sets forth: (a) the penalties for providing false information, including the department’s right to notify the medical board or other similar authority established pursuant to Chapter 47, Title 40; and (b) definitions of: (i) ‘providerpatient relationship’, as defined in Section 44532010; (ii) ‘qualifying medical condition’, as defined in Section 44532010; and (iii) ‘provider’, as defined in Section 44532010; and (3) an affidavit for the provider to sign with the following provisions: (a) the provider and patient have a providerpatient relationship; (b) the patient has a qualifying medical condition, identifying the patient’s condition, and that the symptoms or sideeffects might benefit from the therapeutic use of cannabis; and (c) the condition has lasted at least three months or that the onset of the patient’s condition occurred within the past three months and the certifying provider is primarily responsible for the patient’s care related to the condition. Section 44532260. (A) In order to be placed on the registry and receive a registry identification card as a qualifying patient, a person must: (1) be a resident of the State; (2) submit an application as provided for in Section 44532240, along with a fee in an amount determined by the department; and (3) undergo a state and federal criminal background check for which the person must pay the costs. (B) The department has the discretion not to issue a person a registry identification card as a qualifying patient if the person has been convicted of or pled guilty or nolo contendere to a felony drugrelated offense within the previous five years.
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