Individual Records Sample Clauses

Individual Records. Pharmacy must maintain an individual record of administration including: individual name, date, address of administration, vaccine administered,
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Individual Records. 10 Pharmacy must maintain an individual record including each vaccine administered. These records must include a copy of the written protocol, name and address of patient, age if under fourteen
Individual Records. The Engager shall ensure that a record is kept for each child, and the record must be available to the Child Supervisor at all times. The record must include the following particulars:
Individual Records. Pharmacy must maintain an individual record of administration including: individual’s name, address, telephone number, date of birth, allergies and gender; vaccine administered, the manufacturer, expiration date, lot number, site of administration, and dose administered; date of original order and the date of administration(s); name and address of Authorizing physician, and the name and address of Pharmacist administering the dose, and 5 N.J.A.C. 13:39-4.21(g),(h) & (k) * A pharmacist may administer an influenza vaccine to a patient under ten (10) years of age pursuant to a prescription by an authorized prescriber, N.J. Stat. 45:14-63. 6 N.J.A.C. 13:35-6.26; N.J.Stat. 45:14-63. 7 N.J.A.C. 13:39-4.21(i) the immunization location, if different from Pharmacy practice site; and name and address of the individual’s primary care provider, if provided.
Individual Records. Pharmacy must maintain an individual record of administration including: individual name, address, and date of birth; date of administration, vaccine given, site of administration, manufacturer, lot number, and expiration date of vaccine; name and address of primary health care provider (PCP) and date report was sent to PCP; name of the Vaccine Information Sheet (VIS) given; and name and signature of Pharmacist administering the vaccine.
Individual Records. Pharmacy must maintain perpetual records of the administration of vaccines administered including the name of the individual, the name of the individual’s primary care practitioner (if known), vaccination date, name/address/title of administering pharmacist, name of vaccine, manufacturer, and lot number.
Individual Records. Pharmacy must ensure that an individual record of administration is maintained for a minimum of two (2) years including: individual name, address, and date of birth; date and site of administration; vaccine given, manufacturer, lot number, expiration date; name and address of primary health care provider as identified by patient; name or identifiable initials of person administering vaccine; documentation of informed consent; and the nature of any adverse reaction and any resulting notifications.11
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Individual Records. Pharmacy must maintain an individual record of administration including: individual’s name, address, telephone number, date of birth, allergies and gender; vaccine administered, the manufacturer, expiration date, lot number, site of administration, and 5 N.J.A.C. 13:39-4.21(g),(h) & (k) * A pharmacist may administer an influenza vaccine to a patient under ten (10) years of age pursuant to a prescription by an authorized prescriber, N.J. Stat. 45:14-63. 6 N.J.A.C. 13:35-6.26; N.J.Stat. 45:14-63. 7 N.J.A.C. 13:39-4.21(i) dose administered; date of original order and the date of administration(s); name and address of Authorizing physician, and the name and address of Pharmacist administering the dose, and the immunization location, if different from Pharmacy practice site; and name and address of the individual’s primary care provider, if provided.
Individual Records. 5 Records must be maintained for three (3) years on all immunizations administered and must include at least the following information: patient’s name, address, date of birth, gender, and allergy information; date; name, strength, dose, lot number, and expiration date of the immunization; route of administration; injection site; and positive identification of administering personnel and person providing informed consent to administer the immunization.
Individual Records. Pharmacy must ensure that an individual record of administration is maintained for ten (10) years including: name, address, and date of birth of the individual; any known allergies; date of administration and site of injection; name, dose, manufacturer's lot number, and expiration date of the vaccine or, in an emergency, epinephrine or diphenhydramine; name and address of the individual’s primary health care provider; name and address of the prescriber, if different from the individual’s primary health care provider; name of Pharmacist administering the immunization; and a record of Pharmacist's consultation with the individual determining that the patient is eligible for immunization.3
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