Acronyms
Privileges
Privilege Packets
Risk Management Plans
Conditional Release
100

NGRI

Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity

100

This privilege level allows you to be sent to a different unit or hospital, to a less restrictive setting.

Civil Transfer

100

Who puts together your privilege packets?  Who writes them?

Your treatment team!  This includes the psychiatrist, social worker, and psychologist.

100

Describe Risk Management Plans and how it relates to the NGRI process.

Risk Management Plans are the plan you agree to with every privilege increase.  It is a set of rules that you agree to follow to make sure you are safe at the privilege level.

100

Define in your own words Conditional Release

Conditional Release is being discharged from the hospital with conditions for ongoing follow up and supervision with the CSB.

200
FRP

Forensic Review Panel

200

This privilege allows you to access different areas of the hospital with a staff escort.

Escorted Grounds

200

How often can you submit a written request for a privilege increase?

Once per 30 days (but keep in mind that your team still has to review and approve the request to move forward with it)

200

For ESCORTED grounds/community privileges, how close do you need to be to the staff?

Within 15 feet/line of sight at all times

200

Which committees/authorities review a request for Conditional Release?

Treatment team, IFPC, FRP, and the Court

300

IFPC

Internal Forensic Privileging Committee

300

This privilege allows you to access hospital grounds without a staff escort for limited periods of time.

Unescorted Grounds

300

What committees and authorities are involved in reviewing a privilege request?

Treatment team, IFPC, and FRP (at some privilege levels)

300
Risk Management Plans state that you need to be adherent with your medications and attending all groups for HOW MANY DAYS in order to use your privilege level?

30 days of adherence with medications and groups

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What can happen if you violate the conditions of your plan?  (For example, substance use, missing appointments, stopping medications)

Your Conditional Release can be revoked by the Court and you can be ordered to return to a state hospital

400

CSB

Community Services Board

400

This privilege level allows you to go on outings outside the hospital grounds, with hospital staff present.

Escorted Community

400

What is the time frame looked at in discussing recent behavior or treatment issues?

The past 90 days

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Risk Management Plans for which privilege levels include drug/alcohol testing on return from each pass?

Unescorted Community, not overnight

Unescorted Community, overnight up to 48 hours

400

How often does the CSB send updates to the court on how you're doing on Conditional Release?

Every 6 months

500

RMP

Risk Management Plan

500

These privilege levels allow you to go outside of the hospital grounds for day or overnight passes without hospital staff.

Unescorted Community (Not overnight and Overnight up to 48 hours)

500

Name 5 important items that are addressed in a Privilege Request packet.

Description of NGRI offense
Current privilege and how much you use it
Recent suspended, revoked privileges and why
Escape attempts
Recent behavioral issues (aggression, threatening)
Diagnoses and current medications
Medication adherence, refusals
Current mental status/active symptoms
Attendance and participation in groups

500

What will happen if you do not come back to the hospital from a community visit?

It will be considered an escape, police will be contacted, and you can be charged with a Class 6 Felony.

500

Name 5 important elements that are usually included in a Conditional Release Plan.

Case management
Psychiatry appointments
Must not use alcohol, THC, drugs
Individual therapy
Drug/alcohol screenings
Living situation
30-40 hours of structured activities