Section 411.725 Pharmaceutical Items
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 89 SOCIAL SERVICES › CHAPTER III: DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES › Part 411 LICENSING STANDARDS FOR SECURE CHILD CARE FACILITIES › Section 411.725 Pharmaceutical Items
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Section 411
Section 411.725
Pharmaceutical Items
a) The facility shall have a written plan that provides for the
proper management and secure storage of pharmaceutical items and addresses the
following:
1) Prescription practices, including the following requirements:
A) Psychotropic medications shall be prescribed only when
clinically indicated as one facet of a program of therapy, and shall comply
with requirements set out in 89 Ill. Adm. Code 325 (Administration of
Psychotropic Medications to Children for Whom the Department is Legally
Responsible);
B) "Stop order" time periods shall be required for all
medications; and
C) The prescribing provider shall re-evaluate a prescription prior
to its renewal and at a minimum every 30 days.
2) Procedures for medication receipt, secure storage, issuance,
and/or processing documentation.
3) Secure storage and periodic inventory of all controlled
substances, syringes, and needles.
4) Provision of medicine to children and youth shall be by
persons properly trained and under the supervision of the physician and
facility director or designee.
5) Accountability for providing medications to children and youth
in a timely manner and according to medical orders.
6) Review of individual and aggregate medication errors.
b) The person providing medications to children and youth shall
have training from a physician or designee and shall be accountable for
providing medications according to the physician's requirements and the
facility plan. Medications provided shall be recorded in a manner and on a form
approved by the facility director.
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