Current through Register Vol. 24-12, June 15, 2024
Section 388-101D-0355 - What must a client record contain if the client is prescribed a psychotropic medication?(1) If the client is prescribed psychotropic medication, the client's record must contain: (a) The date the client met with the prescriber;(b) Whether the provider was present when the prescriber examined the client;(c) Any medical or behavioral information the provider conveyed to the prescriber;(d) Any instructions the provider received from the prescriber; (e) The drug information sheet obtained from the prescriber or dispensing pharmacy for the psychotropic medication prescribed;(f) The date the provider sent the client's legal representative a copy of the psychotropic drug information sheet, if requested; and(g) Any documentation required under WAC 388-101D-0340.(2) If the provider does not attend the appointment, the provider must document in the client record whether the client attended the appointment independently or with a third party.(3) The provider must report to the prescriber if:(a) The medication does not appear to have the prescriber's intended effects; or(b) Any changes in the client's behavior or health might be an adverse side effect of the medication.Wash. Admin. Code § 388-101D-0355
WSR 16-14-058, recodified as § 388-101D-0355, filed 6/30/16, effective 8/1/16.Amended by WSR 21-12-061, Filed 5/27/2021, effective 6/27/2021Statutory Authority: Chapter 71A.12 RCW. WSR 08-02-022, § 388-101-3750, filed 12/21/07, effective 2/1/08.