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condition at issue in a public health emergency; or

(F) waive the requirement under 7 AAC 145.400(j) that a provider return to the pharmacy covered but unused outpatient drugs dispensed in unit doses to a recipient in a long-term care facility, if a public health emergency includes a risk of infection control;

(2) for vaccines authorized by the Federal Drug Administration in response to a public health emergency, reimburse providers under 7 AAC 110.750, consistent with 7 AAC 145.020; or

(3) reimburse a registered pharmacist acting within the scope of the person’s practice under 12 AAC 52 for services consistent with 7 AAC 105 — 7 AAC 160 and with this subsection during the disaster emergency, including providing testing and other services authorized by a standing order of the chief medical officer when not explicitly defined within the scope of the person’s practice. (c) Reimbursements provided for under this section may be requested or disbursed after a declaration of emergency has expired, within standard timely filing under 7 AAC 145.005, for services provided during the emergency. (Eff. 2/12/2021, Register 237) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 47.05.010 AS 47.07.030 AS 47.07.040 Article 2. Provider Enrollment, Rights, and Responsibilities. Rule 7 AAC 105.200. Eligible Medicaid providers 7 AAC 105.210. Provider enrollment requirements 7 AAC 105.220. Provider responsibilities 7 AAC 105.230. Requirements for provider records 7 AAC 105.240. Request for records 7 AAC 105.250. Payment from other sources 7 AAC 105.260. Recouping an overpayment 7 AAC 105.270. First-level provider appeal 7 AAC 105.280. Second-level provider appeal 7 AAC 105.290. Reports requested by the department 7 AAC 105.200. Eligible Medicaid providers.