(d) start-up treatment or drug samples by medical assistants — compliance with other national and federal laws. — A medical assistant who personally delivers a sample of medication or an initial dose in the course of treating a patient in accordance with subsection c of this section must meet the requirements set out in Titles 12 and 14 of this section as well as the applicable federal laws and regulations. (iii) Any obligation to delegate to the medical assistant is reviewed and approved as part of a procedure approved by the health facility`s governing body before the medical assistant performs the advanced tasks. e) The committee may have a personal interview with the family doctor and the medical assistant. b) the specificity of the list. — On the list required in subsection (a) of this section, indicate whether each medical assistant has been given the authority to prescribe controlled hazardous substances, prescription drugs or medical devices. B. should not restrict the submission of an amendment to the delegation agreement. D. Unless stipulated in this regulation, a delegation agreement includes the transfer of one or more advanced tasks, the delegation agreement contains the following information and additional documents: 5) A certificate issued by the medical assistant: j) A doctor may supervise a medical assistant: (f) refusal of the delegation agreement – written notification.
— If the committee rejects a delegation agreement or the delegation of a function as part of an agreement, the committee sends a written notification of refusal to the primary supervisory physician and medical assistant. (2) a description of the attitudes in which the medical assistant will exercise; 1. The agreement does not meet the requirements of this subtitle; or (5) certifies that all medical procedures to be entrusted to the medical assistant fall within the scope of the supervisory sub-physician`s activity and are suitable for the training, training and skill level of the medical assistant; a) In general. — If a delegation agreement does not include advanced tasks or if advanced tasks have been completed in accordance with . 15-302, paragraph c) (1) of this subtitle, a medical assistant may assume the tasks as part of a delegation agreement on the date of receipt of the delegation agreement by the Board of Directors. C. As part of the delegation agreement, the family physician must present the following certificates: (ii) Successful 2-year professional experience as a medical assistant (a) A physician may delegate medical procedures to a medical assistant only after the following periods: (2) The medical assistant is not able to perform the delegated duties safely. (3) a description of the appropriate and appropriate continuing medical monitoring mechanisms; (4) A certificate certifying that all prescriptions written in this section contain the name of the medical assistant and the name, professional address and professional telephone number of the supervisory physician, written or printed in a readable manner; (1) a description of the medical assistant`s qualifications; B. The delegation agreement contains the following information: 15-302 – 1.
Practice during the pending delegation agreement (3) A primary supervisory physician may not delegate the prescription of regulated hazardous substances to a medical assistant unless the medical assistant has a valid delegation agreement: 2. To the extent applicable, the committee approves a delegation agreement or takes any other measure approved under this subsection within 90 days of receiving a delegation agreement. , including all information provided by the medical assistant and primary care physician, necessary for the authorisation or training of the measures.
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