Hamilton By-law 07-170, s. 40 — If a tenant is prescribed a drug that is a controlled substance as defined in the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (Canada) and the operator has not completed a medication course as described in the Guidelines within the preceding twelve months, then they shall complete such a medication course no more than thirty days after the drug has been prescribed
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If a tenant is prescribed a drug that is a controlled substance as defined in the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (Canada) and the operator has not completed a medication course as described in the Guidelines within the preceding twelve months, then they shall complete such a medication course no more than thirty days after the drug has been prescribed.
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- 38(a) 38 The operator shall ensure that all prescription drugs
- 39 The operator shall allow self-medication by the tenants of a facility under specified conditions set out in the Guidelines
- 41 NUTRITIONAL CARE The operator shall ensure that the tenants of a facility are served daily sufficient food of good quality and adequate nutritional and caloric value as described in the Guidelines
- 42 INFECTION CONTROL The operator shall ensure that all requirements for the control of infectious diseases that are set forth in Guidelines are complied with, including recommendations for tuberculosis screening, immunization programs, reporting requirements, and outbreak control measures
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