Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication Sample Clauses

Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication. The appropriate use of legally prescribed drugs and non-prescription medications is not prohibited. “

Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication. If an Employee is taking prescription or non-prescription medication, this must be reported to the onboard Medic immediately upon arrival on the MODU.

Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication. (a) I undertake to provide the school with prescription and non-prescription medication for my child, reflecting the following information: (i) The name and strength of the medication. (ii) The name of the child. (iii) The dose to be taken. (iv) The time the medicine should be taken. (v) Special storage instructions if applicable. (b) I undertake to provide a copy of the prescription to the school. (c) I realise that prescription medication may be adjusted as my child needs change. I undertake to adhere to points (1) and (2) above with such adjustments. (d) I accept that it is my responsibility to safely deliver and collect, or arrange for safe delivery and collection, of all medication for my child’s needs to and from school. (e) I further give consent that the school, and the appointed person, may cease to administer any non-prescription medication to my child after 7 days. Version: 1 Xxxx Mater International School –Policy on Boarding Facilities P a g e | 3

Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication. MUST HAVE A PHYSICIAN’S SIGNED ORDER FULLY COMPLETED FOR EACH MEDICATION EVERY CAMP SEASON. THE PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION WILL BE IN A CONTAINER LABELED BY THE PHARMACIST, OR PHYSICIAN WITH: NAME OF CHILD, NAME OF PHYSICIAN, NAME OF MEDICATION, PRESCRIPTION DATE AND EXPIRATION DATE, DOSAGE, ROUTE AND TIME OF ADMINISTRATION, AND CONDITIONS FOR PROPER STORAGE. NON-PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION WILL BE IN THE ORIGINAL CONTAINER WITH THE LABEL INTACT. THE CONTAINER WILL BE LABELED WITH THE CAMPER’S NAME SO AS NOT TO OBSCURE THE MEDICATION LABEL.

Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication. 9.1 As a general rule, staff will not administer any medication that has not been prescribed for that particular pupil by a doctor, dentist, nurse or pharmacist. 9.2 Staff may only administer certain non-prescription medication such as pain and fever relief if the Parents have already provided their written consent for this to happen in relation to specific medicines and only if there is a health reason to do so. Parents will be asked to sign Appendix 5 to confirm their agreement to staff administering such medication and to confirm that the pupil has not suffered an adverse reaction to the medication in the past. 9.3 No pupil shall be given medicine containing aspirin unless prescribed for that particular pupil by a doctor.