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CT HB06773
Bill
Status
1/29/2025
Primary Sponsor
Aging Committee
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AI Summary
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Registered nurses at nursing homes may delegate medication administration to trained nurse's aides, and registered nurses at assisted living services agencies may delegate to trained assisted living aides, effective October 1, 2025
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"Administration" is limited to direct application of medication by means other than injection, including controlled substances specified in regulations
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Nursing homes and assisted living services agencies must indemnify and hold harmless registered nurses who delegate medication administration from financial loss, legal fees, and claims arising from alleged negligence (excluding wanton, reckless, or malicious acts)
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Commissioner of Public Health is required to adopt regulations establishing training requirements for nurse's aides and assisted living aides to qualify for medication administration
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Amends existing statute (Section 20-14i) to extend medication administration exceptions to facilities licensed under chapter 368v (nursing homes and assisted living facilities) when performed by trained aides
Legislative Description
An Act Allowing Trained Nurse's Aides And Assisted Living Aides To Administer Medication To Nursing Home And Assisted Living Residents.
Last Action
Public Hearing 02/06
1/31/2025