26 Tex. Admin. Code § 746.3803 - What authorization must I obtain before administering a medication to a child in my care?
(a) Authorization to
administer medication to a child in your care must be obtained from the child's
parent:
(1) In writing, signed and
dated;
(2) In an electronic format
that is capable of being viewed and saved; or
(3) By telephone to administer a single dose
of a medication.
(b)
Authorization to administer medication expires on the first anniversary of the
date the authorization is provided.
(c) The child's parent may not authorize you
to administer medication in excess of the medication's label instructions or
the directions of the child's health-care professional.
(d) Parent authorization is not required if
you administer a medication to a child in a medical emergency to prevent the
death or serious bodily injury of the child, provided that you administer the
medication as prescribed, directed, or intended.
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