 | 1975 - 1116 pages
...take a daily vitamin pill. Consequently, the act of giving the vitamin pill to the patient because he is too senile to take it himself would not be a skilled service. Similarly, State law may require that all institutional patients receive medication only from a licensed... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means - 1972 - 794 pages
...based on the technical or professional health training required to effectively perform or sui>ervise the service. For example, a patient following instructions...service even when a licensed nurse gives the medication. The importance of a particular service to an individual patient does not necessarily make it a skilled... | |
 | United States. Social Security Administration - 1971 - 730 pages
...take a daily vitamin pill. Consequently, the act of giving the vitamin pill to the patient because he is too senile to take it himself would not be a skilled service. Similarly, State law may require that all institutional patients receive medication only from a licenser]... | |
 | 1972 - 760 pages
...take a daily vitamin pill. Consequently, the act of giving the vitamin pill to the patient because he is too senile to take it himself would not be a skilled service. Similarly, State law may require that all institutional patients receive medication only from a licensed... | |
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Is based on the technical or professional training required to effectivley perform or supervise the service. For example, a patient, following instructions, can normally take a daily vitamin pill. Consequently, the act of giving the vitamin pill to the... 