DE HB111

Creates new "Limited Lay Administration of Medications (LLAM)" framework allowing trained unlicensed assistive personnel to administer prescription and nonprescription medications in specified settings.

Establishes LLAM-trained unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) as individuals who complete Board of Nursing approved LLAM courses including core training and program-specific specialized modules.

Authorizes LLAM administration in residential child care facilities, intellectual disability services, psychiatric group homes, assisted living facilities, and AIDS group homes regulated under state law.

Requires medications be dispensed in original containers with proper labeling and mandates annual compliance reports to the Board of Nursing by August 1 each year.

Removes previous "assistance with medications" provisions for child care providers, developmental disability services, mental health programs, and assisted living facilities, consolidating them under unified LLAM standards.