Medication orders.

Before the program may administer or dispense a medication used for the treatment of opioid use disorder:

(1) a client-specific order must be received from an appropriately credentialed deleted text begin physician deleted text end new text begin practitioner new text end who is enrolled as a Minnesota health care programs provider and meets all applicable provider standards;

(2) the signed order must be documented in the client's record; and

(3) if the deleted text begin physician deleted text end new text begin practitioner new text end that issued the order is not able to sign the order when issued, the unsigned order must be entered in the client record at the time it was received, and the deleted text begin physician deleted text end new text begin practitioner new text end must review the documentation and sign the order in the client's record within 72 hours of the medication being ordered. The license holder must report to the commissioner any medication error that endangers a client's health, as determined by the medical director.