Medication Information Sample Clauses

Medication Information. You may disregard this section if none of the children you are registering for VBS are currently taking any medication.

Medication Information. Number of medications needed during service contract: Name of Medication (only enter one medication here): _ Amount Given: (For additional medications, please fill out addition medication information on the next sheet starting with #2) Time to Administer: Give meds times for days. Reason for Medication: Known side effects: Instructions for administration: Has pet been on this medication before: □ Yes □ No Any known problems with administering: □ Yes □ No Please Describe: The client agrees to the following:

Medication Information. Allergies: Current Medications: Herbal/Over-the-Counter/Nutritional Products: Diseases/Conditions If you answer yes to 3 or more of these questions, you may have some degree of adrenal burnout: Over the last year, I have experienced: L-glutamine L-tyrosine, L-phenylalanine GABA DL-phenylalanine, D-phenylalanine L-tryptophan, 5-HTP (serotonin), Melatonin (sleep) Do you crave any of the following to compensate for the above symptoms? (Circle)

Medication Information. The Contractor shall provide information to Enrollees about which generic and name brand medications are covered and whether they are preferred or non-preferred. The information may be provided in paper form or electronically. 3.9.1 If provided electronically, the information must be provided on the Contractor’s website in a place that is prominent and readily accessible, in a machine readable file and format that can be retained and printed. 3.9.2 Information must be consistent with content and language requirements. 3.9.3 The Contractor shall notify Enrollees that the information is available in paper form without charge, upon request. If an Enrollee requests the information in paper form, the Contractor must provide the information to the Enrollee within five (5) Business Days.

Medication Information. Allergies:

Medication Information. Prescription medication can be administered by staff with written permission from parents/guardians. Children are not to carry medication in their bags. Please note that any medication not in the original container and clearly labeled with the child’s name and dosage WILL NOT BE ADMINISTERED. All children requiring medications must fill out a Medical Information sheet upon enrolment to our Centre. At our Centre we encourage positive and open communication between all parties involved. Communication between Parents and Staff is crucial to the everyday running of the Centre. The Centre will communicate with Parents and Carers through newsletters, notices, emails, and general verbal communication.

Medication Information. While on a GDS overnight activity, and recognizing that students may at times be out of a chaperone’s supervision (i.e during a homestay), students are allowed to self-medicate. For all prescription medications that a student takes, a Medication Action Plan is required. Please note that a Medication Action Plan must be signed by both the student’s health provider and parent/guardian. Students medicating with a prescribed drug may carry only the dosage sufficient to last for the duration of the trip. Medication should be carried in a standard pharmaceutical container and must be properly labeled with student name, medication name, dose and directions for administration. (Should you, as parents/guardians, prefer that your child not self-medicate, please contact the trip chaperone and school nurse to discuss whether we can accommodate your request.) Because school personnel may not provide students with any over-the-counter medication, students are permitted to possess and use common headache, antihistamine, and anti-diarrhea medications when they are listed below. As with prescribed drugs, students may carry only the dosage needed for the trip and may do so only in a properly labeled container. If your child takes medicine on an emergency or regular basis, please indicate such on this form. We must be notified of any and all prescription and over-the-counter medication brought on the trip. This includes inhalers and epinephrine auto-injectors. Students carrying emergency medication such as inhalers and epinephrine auto-injectors should inform the chaperones where these are stored in case they are needed in an emergency. **must also complete a Medication Action Plan for each medication listed below Name of Medication Dosage and Time Reason Note Over the Counter Medications (does not require a Medication Action Plan): Name of Medication Dosage and Time Reason Note SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN Date

Medication Information. Allergies: Current Medications: Herbal/Over-the-Counter/Nutritional Products: Diseases/Conditions