This text of Nebraska § 71-2447 (Hospital, long-term
care facility, or pharmacy; use of automated medication system; policies and
procedures required) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Nebraska primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
Any hospital, long-term care
facility, or pharmacy that uses an automated medication system shall develop,
maintain, and comply with policies and procedures developed in consultation
with the pharmacist responsible for pharmacist care for that hospital, long-term
care facility, or pharmacy. At a minimum, the policies and procedures shall
address the following:
(1)The description and location within the hospital, long-term
care facility, or pharmacy of the automated medication system or equipment
being used;
(2)The name of the pharmacist responsible
for implementation of and compliance with the policies and procedures;
(3)Medication access and information access procedures;
(4)Security of inventory and confidentiality of records in
compliance with state and federal laws, rules, and regu
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Any hospital, long-term care
facility, or pharmacy that uses an automated medication system shall develop,
maintain, and comply with policies and procedures developed in consultation
with the pharmacist responsible for pharmacist care for that hospital, long-term
care facility, or pharmacy. At a minimum, the policies and procedures shall
address the following:
(1) The description and location within the hospital, long-term
care facility, or pharmacy of the automated medication system or equipment
being used;
(2) The name of the pharmacist responsible
for implementation of and compliance with the policies and procedures;
(3) Medication access and information access procedures;
(4) Security of inventory and confidentiality of records in
compliance with state and federal laws, rules, and regulations;
(5) A description
of the process used by a pharmacist or pharmacy technician for filling an
automated medication system;
(6) A description of how and by whom the automated
medication system is being utilized, including processes for verifying, dispensing, and distributing
medications;
(7) Staff education and training;
(8) Quality assurance and
quality improvement programs and processes;
(9) Inoperability or emergency
downtime procedures;
(10) Periodic system maintenance;
and
(11) Medication security and
controls.