Medication Management Guidelines Standards of Practice Performances Expectation Accomplished
Process in place to communicate medication
The licensed nurse will collaborate with the Office of
procedures with parents, staff and administration.
Health Services and principal information regarding current medication administration procedures for students, parents and staff in school handbook, newsletter, PTA meetings, and etc.
Prescriber’s Medication Order Form (PMOF) will be Upon receipt of the PMOF the licensed nurse or
evaluated for compliance with (Administrative
CMT will validate the order is completed in its
Procedure #5163: Medication Procedures)
entirety (i.e. parent and health care provider
signatures, etc). In the event a PMOF is received
Please Note: **Medications without a current PMOF and not accompanied by medication the licensed will not be accepted.
inability to verify or follow as directed by the health care provider
• Instruct parent/guardian to retain PMOF
until medication is available and provided for administration
Clarification of medication order is obtained as
Contacts parent and or authorized prescribed to
correct PMOF”s to adhere to school system policy
• Drug strength or frequency not specified
• Reason or side-effects for medication not
• Temperature for antipyretic (i.e. Tylenol)
Licensed nurse will document communication with parent/health care provider regarding medication order clarification.
Verify the PMOF for prescription medications and
Upon receipt licensed nurse or CMT will verify that
the unaltered pharmacy label of the medication
received matches the PMOF. All nurses can accept:
Please note: **any order-label mismatches
• Brand or generic substitutions for PMOFs
identified by CMT must be reported to the
received (i.e. Albuterol-ProAir, Ritalin-
professional school nurse or Health Services
• Pharmacy label specifies give as directed
• Request to be provided with the most
• Sample Medications which are not labeled
The PMOF for non-prescription medications (over-
Upon receipt the licensed nurse or CMT will verify
the-counter) matches the medication provided by
that the non-prescription medication received is the
• Brand or generic substitutions (only the
• All non-prescription (over-the-counter)
medications must be received in the original unopened package.
• Medication is labeled with Name of Student
Controlled substances are counted when received
Upon receipt of control substances the licensed
and administered
nurse or CMT with the parent/guardian will:
• Document on the Medication Inventory for
Please Note:**Discrepancies in medication count
Controlled Drug in RED as required.
MUST be reported as a medication error and
When administering control substances the professional nurse or CMT will:
• Count the medication with another adult
staff member twice (2x) a day
• Document on the appropriate form in RED
Medication Orders Are Transcribed on MAR
Licensed nurse or CMT will transcribe order onto the
medication administration record (MAR) prior to administration. The following must be documented:
• Transcribe ONLY in black or blue ink
• Student’s Name, Birth date, and allergies
• Document date received (Month/year, draw
• Enter X for dates which correspond with
school closed (i.e. weekends, holidays, etc)
• Sign with entire legal name (no stamps),
Medication is stored as required by AP #5163
Professional nurse or CMT will store medication as
• ALL medication will be kept in a locked
cabinet, drawer, or lockbox in the refrigerator
• Controlled substances wil kept under
available to those staff authorized to administer medication.
Medication Manual will be maintained per Health
Medication assessment should be performed prior to Licensed nurse will perform a nursing assessment to
administration/delegation to a non-licensed person
establish baseline norms for students requiring
medication and every 45 calendar days there after. Please Note: **Medication delegation will comply
• Must be completed prior to administration
or delegation of medication administration to an authorized person.
• Initial assessment should be documented
on the medication assessment form, while ongoing assessments will be documented on the flow sheet or with a narrative note as appropriate
Medication wil be administered safely in accordance Medication will ONLY be administered to students
with the Maryland Nurse Practice Act and AP #5163 by those authorized to do so. Nurse and authorized
person(s) with EVERY medication administration
The procedure will ensure the six (6) rights are
practiced when administering medications in
• Wash hands with soap and water prior to
• RIGHT person
• RIGHT medication
• RIGHT dose
• RIGHT time
medication/pharmacy label (see variations
• RIGHT route
• RIGHT documentation procedures
• Validate medication is in date by checking
• Administers medication by fol owing six (6)
• Document onto MAR by: initialing in the
correct square or using key located above the signature section
• Should medication be omitted, document
• Every PRN medication administration wil
be documented by: circling initials on MAR and completing appropriate flow sheet or narrative note which includes signs, symptoms, final outcome and communication with parent/guardian
• Sign your complete name at the end of the
Medication errors will be identified, reported, and
Upon identification of ANY medication error the
• Immediately report the error to Health
• WRONG person
• WRONG medication
• Take the following actions. 1.) The Nurse
• WRONG or OMITTED dose
will contact the parent/guardian and health
• WRONG time
care provider. 2) CMT will remain with the
• WRONG route
student and follow instructions provided by
• WRONG documentation procedures
• WRONG medication count
sheet/narrative note. 4.) Student should
remain in health room observed by CMT or
WRONG reason
Administering WITHOUT order
Administering medication to person with a
If Student vomits medication: 1.) DO NOT repeat the dose. 2.) CMT MUST notify Health Services or the nurse for instructions. 3.) Complete a note with the date, time, medication vomited and action that was implemented. 4.) Document on the MAR by circling your initials.
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