Ariz. Admin. Code § R9-10-1806 - Assistance in the Self-administration of Medication
A. If a provider provides assistance in the
self-administration of medication, the provider shall ensure that:
1. If a resident is receiving assistance in
the self-administration of medication, the resident's medication is stored by
the provider;
2. The following
assistance is provided to a resident:
a. A
reminder when it is time to take the medication;
b. Opening the medication container or
medication organizer for the resident;
c. Observing the resident while the resident
removes the medication from the medication container or medication
organizer;
d. Verifying that the
medication is taken as ordered by the resident's medical practitioner by
confirming that:
i. The resident taking the
medication is the individual stated on the medication container
label,
ii. The resident is taking
the dosage of the medication as stated on the medication container label,
and
iii. The resident is taking the
medication at the time stated on the medication container label; or
e. Observing the resident while
the resident takes the medication; and
3. Assistance in the self-administration of
medication provided to a resident is documented in the resident's medical
record.
B. When
medication is stored by a provider, the provider shall ensure that:
1. A locked cabinet, closet, or
self-contained unit is used for medication storage;
2. Medication is stored according to the
instructions on the medication container; and
3. Medication, including expired medication,
that is no longer being used is discarded.
C. A provider shall immediately report a
medication error or a resident's adverse reaction to a medication to the:
1. Medical practitioner who ordered the
medication, or
2. Contact
individual at an adult behavioral health therapeutic home's collaborating
health care institution.
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