Police Department Policy

H-1400 Medication Pass.pdf

Kern_County_Sheriff

Policy Text
Page 1 of 2 KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE Detentions Bureau Policies and Procedures TITLE: MEDICATION PASS H-1400 EFFECTIVE: REVIEWED: REVISED: UPDATED: August 8, 2013 07-11-24 07-11-24 APPROVED BY: REFERENCE: Detentions Bureau Chief Deputy Cindy Cisneros KM Correctional Medicine Policy 709 POLICY In keeping with its mission to protect the welfare of incarcerated persons, the Detention Bureau recognizes the need to ensure that incarcerated people receive and take medication as prescribed. The following policy has been established to make certain that incarcerated people are properly identified prior to receiving medication, that incarcerated people either take or properly refuse medication, and to prevent incarcerated people from stockpiling medications. This policy does not apply to self administered medications. Procedure A: Medication Pass When conducting medication pass, custody staff and medical staff will work together to ensure the proper administration

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