Wash. Admin. Code § 246-978-020 - Reporting
(1) To comply with
the act , within 30 calendar days of writing a prescription for medication to
end the life of a qualified patient, the attending qualified medical provider
shall send the following completed documents to the department electronically,
by mail, or fax:
(a) The patient's written
request for medication to end life, either using the Written Request for
Medication to End My Life in a Humane and Dignified Manner form or in
substantially the same form as described in the act ;
(b) Attending qualified medical provider's
compliance form;
(c) Consulting
qualified medical provider's compliance form; and
(d) Psychiatric/psychological consultant's
compliance form, if an evaluation was performed.
(2) Within 30 calendar days of a qualified
patient's ingestion of a lethal dose of medication obtained under the act , or
death from any other cause, whichever comes first, the attending qualified
medical provider shall send the completed attending qualified medical
provider's after death reporting form to the department electronically, by
mail, or fax.
(3) To comply with
the act , within 30 calendar days of dispensing medication, the dispensing
health care provider shall send a copy of the pharmacy dispensing record form
to the department electronically, by mail, or fax. The pharmacy dispensing
record form must contain:
(a) Patient's name
and date of birth;
(b) Patient's
address;
(c) Prescribing qualified
medical provider's name and phone number;
(d) Dispensing health care provider's name,
address and phone number;
(e)
Medication dispensed and quantity;
(f) Date the prescription was written;
and
(g) Date the medication was
dispensed.
Notes
Statutory Authority: Chapter 70.245 RCW. 09-06-010, § 246-978-020, filed 2/20/09, effective 3/5/09.
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