Or. Admin. Code § 855-041-6310 - After Hours Access to Pharmacy
When a drug required to treat the immediate needs of a patient is not available from floor-stock or a night cabinet, it may be obtained from the pharmacy in accordance with the following procedures:
(1) Only one registered nurse supervisor on a
shift may have access to the pharmacy and may remove drugs. The nurse
supervisor must be designated in writing by the appropriate hospital committee
and prior to being permitted to obtain access to the pharmacy, must receive
appropriate training in the proper procedures for access, removal of drugs, and
recordkeeping;
(2) The PIC or
designee must give such education and training, and must require, at a minimum,
the following procedures:
(a) A drug may only
be removed from the pharmacy on a practitioner's order that has been posted to
the patient's medical record;
(b) A
copy of the practitioner's order must be left either with the container from
which the drug was removed or with an identical unit-dose, and must be placed
conspicuously for a pharmacist to verify for accuracy;
(c) A record of each drug removed from the
pharmacy by the nurse supervisor must include:
(A) Name and hospital location of the
patient;
(B) Name and strength of
drug distributed;
(C) Units
used;
(D) Date and time of
distribution;
(E) Initials of the
nurse supervisor distributing the drug;
(F) Date and initials of the pharmacist who
confirmed the accuracy of the transaction.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 689.205
Stats. Implemented: ORS 689.155 & 689.605
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