EVALUATION FOR SELF-ADMINISTRATION OF MEDICATION …
EVALUATION FOR SELF-ADMINISTRATION OF MEDICATION
Resident Name:
Evaluation Type: Initial Routine Other
Instructions: Review with the resident the "interview" content below, noting answers/observations as applicable. Record details
if the resident is unable to respond appropriately or to include other information/sources related to this evaluation.
INTERVIEW the resident about the following:
Yes No
COMMENTS
1) Does the resident record contain a current MD order to
self-administer all or part of their medications/treatments?
2) Will the resident be self-administering ALL medications
(prescription and OTC) and treatments? ( If not, list in "comments"
ONLY the medications/treatments that WILL be self- administered.
Indicate " Partial self-administration" on the service plan, with
reference to MAR for which will be self administered.)
3) Does resident have any medical/physical condition that might
affect ability to self- administer medications?
[circle all that apply:] dementia limited range of motion
impaired vision other/specify:
4) Can resident identify the purpose of each medication (s)
by name or sight?
[Ask: How do you tell your medications apart?]
5) Does the resident know the purpose of each medication?
[ Ask: Can you tell me what each medication is for?}
6) Can resident properly describe or demonstrate the correct
amount and time for each medication dosage?
[Ask: How much and what time of day do you take each of your
medications?]
7) Can resident safely and consistently store the medication (s) in
their apartment, if the room is shared with a spouse/resident who
cannot self-administer?
[Request demonstration: Show me where you store your
medications? What is your routine when you finish taking them?]
8) Can resident describe understanding of the need for
communicating with his/her doctor for questions or concerns
about the medications, and about taking other
medications not prescribed ( including herbal, nutritional or other
supplements and OTC drugs)?
[Ask: How often do you talk with your doctor about your
medications? What do you do if you think you are having a
reaction to one of your medications?]
Determination: Based on this interview, is resident
capable to manage/control medications safely and consistently
AND communicating effectively with their doctor or other presciber?
NOTE: Whenever a resident has been able to self-administer in the past but indicates during this evaluation
that self-administration may no longer be safe, the interviewer must notify appropriate staff in the
community, the resident's responsible party, and the physician/prescriber.
Evaluator signature:
Date:
[Keep the most current completed evaluation form behind the resident's current service plan;
move any prior form to the resident's health record (under the tab for "assessments").]
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