D.C. Code § 44-109.01
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§ 44-109.01. Responsibilities of the ALR personnel in medication management.
Official statutory text
An ALA shall ensure that an initial assessment identifies whether a resident:
(1) Is capable of self-administering his or her own medications;
(2) Is capable of self-administering his or her own medication, but requires a reminder to take medications or requires physical assistance with opening and removing medications from the container, or both; or
(3) Requires that medications be administered by a TME or a licensed nurse.
(1) Is capable of self-administering his or her own medications;
(2) Is capable of self-administering his or her own medication, but requires a reminder to take medications or requires physical assistance with opening and removing medications from the container, or both; or
(3) Requires that medications be administered by a TME or a licensed nurse.
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