Utah Learned Intermediary is a legal concept in the state of Utah that applies to drug manufacturers and healthcare providers. It is a type of legal immunity that protects drug manufacturers from liability in cases of adverse drug reactions or side effects caused by their products. It states that a drug manufacturer is not liable for any harm caused by their drug if they provided adequate warnings to a learned intermediary, such as a physician or pharmacist, who then made an informed decision to prescribe or dispense the drug to the patient. There are two types of Utah Learned Intermediary: healthcare provider-based and pharmacist-based. Healthcare provider-based Utah Learned Intermediary applies to physicians and other healthcare professionals who are responsible for making informed decisions when prescribing medications to patients. Pharmacist-based Utah Learned Intermediary applies to pharmacists who are responsible for providing medication information to patients and making sure they have the necessary information to make an informed decision about their medications.