Massachusetts S1525 aims to ensure safe medication administration by restricting who can administer controlled substances.
Massachusetts S1525 amends chapter 94C of the General Laws to clarify that only licensed professionals or students under supervision can administer controlled substances. It prohibits self-administration, administration by domestic partners or family members, and administration by emergency medical personnel or medication aides in long-term care facilities. The bill seeks to ensure controlled substances are administered safely by qualified individuals.
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