Limited Lay Administration of Medications (Llam) Participant Prerequisite Checklist is a legal document that was released by the Delaware Health and Social Services - a government authority operating within Delaware.
Q: What is the Limited Lay Administration of Medications (LLAM) program?
A: The LLAM program is a training program that allows certain individuals to administer medications to others.
Q: Who can participate in the LLAM program in Delaware?
A: In Delaware, certain direct care staff of healthcare facilities and agencies can participate in the LLAM program.
Q: What are the prerequisites for participating in the LLAM program?
A: To participate in the LLAM program, individuals must meet certain criteria such as completing a medication administration training course and passing a written examination.
Q: What is the purpose of the LLAM participant prerequisite checklist?
A: The LLAM participant prerequisite checklist outlines the requirements and prerequisites that individuals must meet in order to participate in the LLAM program in Delaware.
Form Details:
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