SB276

Office of Inspector General rule relating to delegation of medication administration and health maintenance tasks to approved medication assistive personnel

Introduced·1/15/26
Intr Text

West Virginia SB276 amends the Office of Inspector General's rule on delegating medication administration and health maintenance tasks to approved.

West Virginia SB276 amends the Office of Inspector General's rule to clarify the delegation of medication administration and health maintenance tasks to approved medication assistive personnel. Specifically, it modifies the rule to include a dial-up insulin pen in the list of tasks and states that setting the amount on a dial-up insulin pen to a prescribed amount is a ministerial task, not a clinical decision. This change aims to ensure clear guidelines for medication administration by approved personnel.

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History

Jan 15

Senate

Filed for introduction

Jan 15

Senate

To Judiciary

Jan 15

Senate

Introduced in Senate