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This training is optional for any Qualified Medication Aides | Estimated Time: |\n| (QMA) . Prior to any insulin administration the individual must: |  |\n| [1. be](1. be) currently on the QMA registry or have completed the QMA 100-hour |  |\n| Training Program; and | Additional Handouts / Tools: |\n| 2. successfully completed the Insulin Administration Education Module. |  |\n| The Insulin Administration Education Module must include: |  |\n| [1. at](1. at) least four (4), and not more than eight (8) hours of classroom training using |  |\n| the QMA-Insulin Administration Education Module; | Instructor Prompts: |\n| [2.](2. at)[ at](2. at) least two (2), and not more than four (4) hours of practical training that is |  |\n| 1:1 with a licensed registered nurse; |  |\n| 3. a written examination administered by the Indiana state approved testing entity |  |\n| which the QMA must pass; and |  |\n| 4. a practical examination, which the QMA must pass with 100% competency |  |\n| administered by an approved Program Director of an Indiana approved QMA Training Program. |  |\n|  | Notes: |\n| NOTE: TRAINING MUST BE DONE AT AN APPROVED INDIANA STATE |  |\n| DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH QUALIFIED MEDICATION AIDE TRAINING |  |\n| PROGRAM. |  |\n| Prior to administering insulin at a licensed health facility the QMA shall: |  |\n| 1. Be supervised by a RN in administering the insulin; OR have the |  |\n| responsibility delegated by the RN for administering the insulin to the QMA |  |\n| based on the RN’s assessment of the QMA’s competency to administer |  |\n| insulin. |  |\n\n\n| 2. Be informed by the health facility where the QMA is employed that the facility:\u003Cbr>a) permits the QMA to administer insulin;\u003Cbr>b) has established a procedure for delegation of insulin administration from the RN to the QMA;\u003Cbr>c) has established a procedure that includes resident-specific clinical parameters based on the RN’s assessment of each resident and the QMA’s competency to administer the insulin; and\u003Cbr>d) has established when the resident-specific parameters require a new or re-assessment by the RN.\u003Cbr>It is the responsibility of the QMA with insulin administration approval to understand and review the facility policies or procedure related to the above information at any health facility where employed. If the health facility does not have the above information available, the QMA must NOT administer insulin.\u003Cbr>ORGANIZATION OF THE QMA-INSULIN ADMINISTRATION EDUCATION MODULE\u003Cbr>Throughout the education module there will be Key Terms and Points to Remember that are essential for success. This education module is divided into the following sections:\u003Cbr>1. Goals & Objectives\u003Cbr>2. The Endocrine System\u003Cbr>3. Symptoms & Observations\u003Cbr>4. Treatment\u003Cbr>5. Insulin Administration Procedure\u003Cbr>6. Conditions & Potential Complications\u003Cbr>7. Competence & Testing\u003Cbr>8. Registry & Renewal Requirements\u003Cbr>9. Role and Responsibility – QMA and Facility\u003Cbr>10. Glossary & Forms & Resources |  |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n| NOTE:\u003Cbr>Points to Remember are points identified as important and necessary related to safe and accurate insulin administration. |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| SECTION 1: Goals & Objectives | SECTION 1: Goals & Objectives |\n| Goals:\u003Cbr>1. Qualified Medication Aide (QMA) shall safely and accurately administer insulin injection to residents who have been assessed by a registered nurse for insulin administration by a QMA.\u003Cbr>2. The QMA will have successfully completed the QMA – Insulin Administration Education Module and be listed on the Indiana Nurse Aide Registry with a QMA-Insulin Administration Certification sub-type.\u003Cbr>Objectives:\u003Cbr>1. Define key terms related to diabetes and insulin administration.\u003Cbr>2. Describe the structure and function of the endocrine system related to the types of diabetes.\u003Cbr>3. 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