OAR 416-340-0070: Medication Management in Substitute Care

(1) A substitute care provider will comply with all rules in this Division unless specifically noted. (2) A substitute care provider will keep a record of the youth in custody's medical history. These records will be kept current and organized in a manner that clearly shows the medical needs of the youth in custody. These records must be forwarded to the Oregon Youth Authority upon a youth in custody’s placement change, or placement termination. (3) A substitute care provider will notify the youth in custody's juvenile parole/probation officer (JPPO) within one working day of any new prescription for psychotropic medication. (4) A substitute care provider will notify the youth in custody's JPPO within one working day if a youth in custody 14 years of age or older becomes known to be diagnosed or treated for any mental or emotional disorder or chemical dependency.