Medication Storage Clause Samples
Medication Storage. Shelter Providers must develop and implement a policy regarding participant medication storage. The policy shall address medication storage, documentation, refrigeration, and shall include a secure and locked location for medication storage such as a medication cabinet, locker or drawer. The Shelter Provider may not administer or dispense medication (provide dosage or ensure medication schedule adherence) for participants and may not require participants to turn over their medication.
Medication Storage. All medications must be safely stored and supervised in accordance with applicable legislation.
Medication Storage. The Provider must supply locking medication storage carts for each facility as specified by the DDOC. The carts shall be durable, lightweight, and easy to move. The Provider is responsible for all repairs/replacements of carts when necessary.
Medication Storage. I must not share, sell, or give anyone else my medication. I understand that these substances may be sought by others with chemical dependency and I will closely safeguard them.
Medication Storage. I will ensure that prescriptions and over the counter medications will be kept in a locked container, internal and external medications will be stored separately and human medication and animal medication will be kept separate and in locked containers. I understand that I am responsible for ensuring that children in my care do not have age-inappropriate access to the internet and social media. I will monitor child’s internet/social media use to ensure no inappropriate activity is occurring (such as accessing pornography or inappropriate violent content, contact with persons in violation of court order, being targeted by pedophiles, etc.). I understand that I am not to post photos/videos of a child in my care on social media/internet unless it has been approved by LCW. I will not post comments about a child’s dependency case, family, location or child’s name on the internet/social media. I understand that I am expected to respect the child and the child’s family’s spiritual/religious perspectives/beliefs, and not impose my beliefs as the caregiver on the child. I will consult with LCW prior to bringing the child in my care to worship services/activities by me to determine if there is parental or other objection. I will not disparage the beliefs of the child in my care or their family.