Medication
Starts With the Letter "C"
Foster Parent Responsibilities
First 30 Days
Good to Know
100

This document must be completed by the foster youth's physician before foster youth may take any PRN/OTC medication

What is PRN/OTC Authorization?

100

This is an agency that we partner with that is comprised of volunteers that advocate for children’s best interests in court

What is Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA)?

100

This form is turned in at the beginning of every month and reflects the month prior. Typically turned in with the monthly medication logs. 

What is the Monthly Reporting Form?

100

This form is used to document foster youth's personal property that is brought into the resource family home

What is personal inventory?

100

This standard permits foster parents to make sensible and reasonable parenting decisions related to the youth in their care

What is Prudent Parenting Standard?

200

This is the form that authorizes a foster youth to begin taking psychotropic medication

What is JV220?

200

This is the meeting that happens at least once every 30 days with the foster youth’s treatment team

What is the Child & Family Team (CFT) meeting?

200

This form is filled out every time a new medication is picked up for a foster youth

What is the Centrally Stored Medication Record?

200

Foster Parents Must Schedule These Two Appointments for the youth Within 30 Days of Placement

What is Well-check and Dental Exam?

200

This housing program is available to foster youth to support with the transition out of foster care and into independent living

What is Transitional Housing Program?

300

This form is completed monthly to document each time a foster youth takes prescribed, OTC, or PRN medications

What is a medication administration record (MAR)?

300

This is the medical insurance that every foster youth qualifies for in SLO county

What is Cen-cal? (AKA Medi-cal)

300

This person is someone that the foster parent knows and trusts, to provide respite, babysitting, and overnight care. It is the foster parent's responsibility to find this person.  

What is a Temporary Care Provider?

300

Foster parents must complete this with foster youth within 30 days of placement to ensure youth understand what to do in an emergency situation

What is an emergency drill?

300

Foster parents must report any unusual incidents (illness, accidents, injuries, dangerous behavior, and medication errors) as soon as possible to this team member

What is FCNI Social Worker?

400

This form is completed monthly to document each time a foster youth takes a psychotropic medication

What is a psychotropic medication administration record (P MAR)?

400

This practice technique used by social workers involves planning for reunification and an alternate permanent placement at the same time, in case reunification doesn’t happen.

What is Concurrent Planning?

400

This form must be completed each time a foster youth has a medical appointment

What is a Health Encounter Form?

400

This is developed at the initial CFT meeting and is considered the "primary document" that guides all services and treatment

What is a case plan?

400

This framework is used to understand and respond to the effects of trauma amongst foster youth

What is Trauma Informed Care?

500
This is the form used to document any medication changes/errors and is turned into the assigned FCNI Social Worker.

What are Medical Notes?

500

Grant for college, university, career or technical school that awards up to $5,000 a year to eligible foster youth.

What is the Chafee Grant?

500

This is the amount of hours foster parents are required to complete of training each year

What is 24?

500

This document is developed by the team and outlines a youth's behaviors, triggers, and coping mechanisms.

What is a safety plan?

500

This is completed quarterly to ensure the resource home is in compliance with all healthy, safety, and regulatory requirements.

What is a home inspection?