Common use of Medication Monitoring Clause in Contracts

Medication Monitoring. Medication monitoring will be conducted as needed, and at least every 60 days, by the client’s treating physician/psychiatrist. The criteria reviewed will include: 5.3.3.1. Appropriateness of medications ordered based on documented and presenting symptoms and diagnosis. 5.3.3.2. Appropriateness of dosing and titration of individual medications. 5.3.3.3. Appropriateness of monitoring of individual medications. 5.3.3.4. Cost-effectiveness of prescribing patterns. The physician/psychiatrist will report changes, based on his or her review, to the Program Director and interdisciplinary team, as well as in writing; the review will be documented immediately in the client’s chart. Results and changes will also be reported to the referring county as needed or requested. In addition to monthly medication monitoring and review, all clients will have access to their treating physician/psychiatrist as needed.

Medication Monitoring. Medication monitoring will be conducted as needed, and at least every 60 days, by the client’s treating physician/psychiatrist. The criteria reviewed will include: 5.3.3.14.5.3.1. Appropriateness of medications ordered based on documented and presenting symptoms and diagnosis. 5.3.3.24.5.3.1.1. Appropriateness of dosing and titration of individual medications. 5.3.3.34.5.3.1.2. Appropriateness of monitoring of individual medications. 5.3.3.44.5.3.1.3. Cost-effectiveness of prescribing patterns. patterns The physician/psychiatrist will report changes, based on his or her review, to the Program Director and interdisciplinary team, as well as in writing; the review will be documented immediately in the client’s chart. Results and changes will also be reported to the referring county as needed or requested. In addition to monthly medication monitoring and review, all clients will have access to their treating physician/psychiatrist as needed.