Office of Inspector General rule relating to delegation of medication administration and health maintenance tasks to approved medication assistive personnel
SB 276 amends an existing rule (71 CSR 17) by the Office of Inspector General to clarify that setting doses on dial-up insulin pens is a routine, non-clinical task for approved medication assistive personnel. The bill specifically adds that "selecting or setting the amount on a dial-up insulin pen to an amount prescribed is ministerial in nature and is not deemed an exercise of clinical judgment." This procedural change directly affects healthcare facilities and medication assistive personnel who administer medications under the rule. It does not create new policy but provides explicit guidance on a specific medication task.
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Introduced Jan 15, 2026
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Patricia Rucker
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