Final answer:
The number of DCF med admin or licensed staff needed to dispose of non-controlled meds varies by state regulations, but typically at least one staff member needs to be present.
Step-by-step explanation:
The number of DCF med admin or licensed staff needed to dispose of non-controlled meds depends on the specific regulations and guidelines set by the Department of Children and Families (DCF) in each state. Generally, the DCF ensures that there is an appropriate number of knowledgeable and trained professionals to handle the disposal process. In some cases, this may involve having at least one DCF med admin or licensed staff member present during the destruction of non-controlled meds.
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