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The document explains when parental or guardian signatures are required, how to complete medication information for each medication, and how certified providers must record administration on the designated documentation page. 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Failure to comply may result in issuance of a noncompliance statement. This form is voluntary for group child care centers, day camps, and certified providers; however, completion of this form meets the requirements of DCF 251.07(6)(f)1.a., DCF 252.44(6)(e)1.a., and DCF 202.08(4)(f)2.b. Wis. Admin. Codes. Personal information you provide may be used for secondary purposes [Privacy Law, s.15.04(1)(m), Wisconsin Statutes].\nInstructions: When a parent is requesting that the provider administer prescription or non-prescription medication to a child in care, this form shall be completed and signed by the parent or guardian before any medication is administered. A separate form shall be used for each medication. Place the form in the child's file when the medication is no longer required / authorized. Personal information you provide may be used for secondary purposes [Privacy Law, s.15.04(1)(m), Wisconsin Statutes].\nCERTIFIED CHILD CARE OPERATORS\nThis form is voluntary for certified providers; however, completion of Page 1 Medication Information and Authorization and Page 2 Documentation of Medication Administration – Certified Child Care Providers meets the requirements of DCF 202.08(4)(f)2.b., Wis. Admin. Codes.\nHave the child’s parent or guardian complete and sign Page 1 Medication Information and Authorization. Record administration of the authorized medication in the spaces provided on Page 2 Documentation of Medication Administration – Certified Child Care Providers. Lines should not be skipped.\nLICENSED FAMILY CHILD CARE CENTERS:\nPage 1 Medication Information and Authorization is mandatory for licensed family child care centers to comply with DCF 250.07(6)(f)1.a. Failure to comply may result in issuance of a noncompliance statement.\nHave the child’s parent or guardian complete and sign Page 1 Medication Information and Authorization.\nPage 2 Documentation of Medication Administration – Certified Child Care Providers, is only for use by certified child care providers. It is not used by Family Child Care Centers because medication administration must be documented in the center medical log book on the day that the medication is administered.\nLog the dates and times medication was administered in the center medical log book. Blanket authorizations that exceed the length of time specified on the label are prohibited; no medication intended for use by a child in the care of the center may be kept at the center without a current medication administration authorization from the parent. For more information, see the document Center Medication and Injury Log – Directions for Use available from the Child Care Information Center website as part of the Appendix J Resource List.\nLICENSED GROUP CHILD CARE AND DAY CAMPS:\nPage 1 Medication Information and Authorization is voluntary for group child care centers and day camps; however, completion of this form meets the requirements of DCF 251.07(6)(f)1.a. and DCF 252.44(6)(e)1.a., Wis. Admin. Codes.\nHave the child’s parent or guardian complete and sign Page 1 Medication Information and Authorization.\nPage 2 Documentation of Medication Administration – Certified Child Care Providers, is only for use by certified child care providers. It is not used by Group Child Care Centers because medication administration must be documented in the center medical log book on the day that the medication is administered.\nLog the dates and times medication was administered in the center medical log book. Blanket authorizations that exceed the length of time specified on the label are prohibited; no medication intended for use by a child in the care of the center may be kept at the center without a current medication administration authorization from the parent. 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