Answer:
1. Consider the effect on existing clinic workflows and responsibilities and patient flow,
2. Explain clearly who is responsible for each task, keeping state licensure limits in mind,
3. Include the date the standing order was written or when it was last reviewed,
4. Describe the patient group to whom the order applies, including any contraindications,
5. Provide the generic name of any medication or vaccine included in a standing order, the exact dosage, and the route of administration. Follow the Institute for Safe Medication Practices guidelines(www.ismp.org) to avoid error-prone abbreviations, symbols, and dose designations.