The enactment of HB 1468 was lauded by the NACDS for empowering pharmacists to optimize patient-centered care models and advance access to necessary care. Major provisions of the bill include further leveraging the skills of pharmacy technicians to improve overall pharmacy efficiency, expanding access to critical immunizations, improving patient access to essential medications by allowing pharmacists to offer therapeutic alternatives, and removing requirements for shared record-keeping systems in collaborative practice agreements (for pharmacists who may not have access to these systems).