ALF Articles
Medication control | DC
44-109.07. Medication control (a) Each resident shall be identified prior to drug administration. (b) Drugs prescribed for one resident shall not be administered to another
Medication administration and Medication Management Training Program | DC
44-109.05. Medication administration. (a) Licensed nurses, physicians, physician assistants, and TMEs may administer medications to residents or assist residents with taking their medications. (b)(1) Each
Responsibilities of the ALR personnel in medication management | DC
44-109.01. Responsibilities of the ALR personnel in medication management. An ALA shall ensure that an initial assessment identifies whether a resident: (1) Is capable of
Short-term residential care and Emergency Placement | DC
44-108.04. Short-term residential care. For individuals who will stay in the ALR no longer than 30 days, only the following information is required for admission
Functional assessment | DC
44-108.03. Functional assessment. Within 30 days prior to admission, the facility shall collect, on a standardized form approved by the Mayor, the following information regarding
Medical, Rehabilitation, and Psychosocial Assessment | DC
44-108.02. Medical, Rehabilitation, and Psychosocial Assessment. (a) A medical, rehabilitation and psychosocial assessment of the resident shall be completed within 30 days prior to admission.