Care, Treatment & Services
This is a written plan that identifies care, treatment or service needs and goals, describes the strategy for meeting them, outlines the criteria for terminating any interventions and documents progress toward meeting the plan’s objectives.
These are the screenings (8) required of all individuals served.
What is Suicide screening, Risk of Imminent Harm, History of physical/dental examination, Trauma screening, Nutrition screening, Pain screening, Spiritual needs assessment, and Cultural needs assessment?
This is any individually identifiable health information or behavioral healthcare information transmitted or maintained in any form.
P.A.S.S.
This is what we provide if the individual requires additional care, treatment, or services not offered by the organization.
This action takes place to coincide with the beginning and end of Daylight Savings Time in the spring and fall.
This is a threat that represents the most immediate risk and has or may potentially have serious adverse effects on the health and safety of the client served.
This event must be immediately reported to the Core Program Director, Core Division Director, Chief Operating Officer, and Agency Privacy/Security Officer.
R.A.C.E.
What is Rescue, Alarm, Confine, Extinguish.
These are expressed in a manner that captures the words, ideas, strengths, needs and preferences of the individual served.
This is a written plan for providing a safe and secure environment for everyone who enters the organization’s facilities.
This is the exposure to suicide or suicidal behaviors within one's family, one's peer group, or through media reports of suicide and can result in an increase in suicide and suicidal behaviors.
It's a formalized process in an organization that plans for continuation of ancillary services and follow-up care.
This takes place in the months of May and November during the monthly staff safety meeting.
This takes place when indicated, at least annually and at discharge (for suicide).
These are exceptions to confidentiality.
What is the CPS report or imminent harm to self or others, for example?
IIPP
What is Illness and Injury Prevention Plan.
Name one standardized tool used to monitor the client’s progress in achieving his or her care, treatment or service goals.
What are ASQ, CANS, FDM, TILP, Five Protective Factors Survey?
It's a form used quarterly to review the work environment in order to identify physical conditions that may result in employee injury or illness.
This is when all staff involved in provision of care, treatment or services are trained on suicide screening policies and procedures.
What is within 30 days of hire and then annually thereafter?
This is the minimum necessary standard.
What is no identifying information is included with the PHI that is unnecessary to the task at hand?
What is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996?