(a) All written orders must include the following:(1) A statement that the particular type of emergency behavior intervention may only be used in an emergency situation;(2) Designation of the specific intervention and procedure or technique that is authorized;(3) Any specific measures for ensuring the child's health, safety, and well being, and the privacy of the setting that safeguards the child's personal dignity;(4) A complete description of the behaviors and circumstances under which the intervention may be used;(5) Instructions for observation or heightened observation of the child during the intervention;(6) The behaviors that indicate the child is ready to be released from the intervention;(7) The maximum length of time the child may be restrained regardless of behaviors exhibited;(8) The prescribing professional's consideration of any potential medical and/or psychiatric contraindications for the specific child, such as a history of physical or sexual abuse or victimization involving the type of intervention; and(9) Clinical justification for the intervention.(b) For emergency medication, the written order must also include instructions on how to administer the medication.