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Prescriber Liability

Meaning

Prescriber liability refers to the legal and professional responsibility that a healthcare provider assumes when ordering or authorizing a specific medication or treatment for a patient. This liability holds the prescriber accountable for ensuring the treatment is appropriate, the dosage is correct, the patient is properly monitored, and that the risks and benefits have been adequately communicated. In the complex landscape of hormonal health, this responsibility is particularly heightened when prescribing off-label or compounded medications that lack standard FDA approval and labeling.