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Tarasoff/Duty to Protect
Medication Management
Controlled Use of Force
Disability Placement Program
PREA
100
All Mental Health Clinicians employed by CDCR, in the Mental Health Service Delivery System (MHSDS) must warn intended victims and alert local law enforcement agencies, when a serious and credible threat of violence is made against an identifiable person or persons.
What is "Duty to Protect Policy"
100
These medications cannot be prescribed as Keep on Person (KOP).
What is "psychotropic medications."
100
When no bed is available in the Correctional Treatment Center MHCB unit, an I/P is placed here.
What is "Temporary/Alternative Housing Cell."
100
It is the policy of CDCR to provide access to its programs, services, and activities to inmates and parolees with or without reasonable accommodations, consistent with legitimate penological intents. No qualified inmate or parolee with a disability, as defined in Title 42 of the US Code, Section 12102, shall because of that disability, be excluded from participation in or denied the benefits, programs, or activities of the Department or be subjected to discrimination. All facilities housing inmates with disabilities will ensure that housing and programs are reasonable and appropriate in a manner consistent with their mission and Departmental policy.
What is "Operational Plan 104, Disability Placement Program."
100
Inmates who are receiving involuntary medication (PC2602), have 3 or more MHCB admits in prior 180 days, have an active DSH referral, have recently returned from DSH, or currently on ‘hunger strike’ or recently discontinued a ‘hunger strike’ should be considered for inclusion on this list.
What is "High Risk List."
200
The following information should be written on a ___________to document the threat (this shall be a quote), Observations and assessment made, Steps taken and the completion of the Chrono.
What is "a 7230 MH progress note."
200
Mental health medication can only be prescribed for a maximum of ________ days, with two refills.
What is "30 days."
200
Placement in Temporary/Alternative Housing shall not exceed ________.
What is "24 hours."
200
Verification of the disability that may impact placement is documented on this form.
What is "CDC form 1845."
200
All I/Ps on the HRL will be seen ____________ for an out of cell face to face clinical encounter
What is "minimum once per week."
300
Details of the threat for each intended victim are documented on a CDCR 128-MH-D Duty to Warn Confidential Chrono and placed in ____________.
What is "Central-File (C-File) Confidential Section" of the inmate-patient who made the threat.."
300
MH factors and/or safety may in the prescriber's opinion, warrant medication ordered as Direct Observed Therapy (DOT). DOT ordered medication must have adequate clinical justification documented in this record.
What is "eUHR."
300
Prior to placement in THC, the I/P is transferred here for vital sign check and RN assessment.
What is "TTA."
300
A permanent disability is one that is not expected to improve within this time frame.
What is "six months."
300
The HR I/P will be seen at minimum once a month for an update and review of the Mental Health Treatment Plan (CDCR 7388). The treatment plan will be revised monthly to reflect progress on goals and shall specify interventions that address target symptoms. The treatment team will also include reasons which place the I/P at high risk, and discuss possible changes to treatment plan to mitigate risk of decompensation.
What is "IDTT."
400
The threat must be reported to the ______________that the inmate-patient poses a danger to people within the institution. The _______________ will make a decision about placing the potential perpetrator in segregation. The ____________ or designee shall ensure the assigned counselors of both the potential victim and the inmate-patient evaluate the threat and update the CDCR 812/812C accordingly.
What is "Facility Captain."
400
Psychotropic medication cannot be prescribed without this document.
What is "informed consent CDCR form, 7450."
400
Minimum property allowed for all I/Ps in THC.
What is "safety mattress, blanket, smock, and paper trays/utensils for meals."
400
_________________ is critical in the delivery of heath care services and during Due Process hearings with DPP inmates.
What is "effective communication."
400
High risk notes will be submitted to the program supervisor or designee weekly. The supervisor or designee will review the notes and submit a copy (hard copy or electronic) to the HR Coordinator. The HR Coordinator monitors program HRL for inclusions and omissions, progress notes, and treatment plan quality and completeness.
What is "Audit and Review process."
500
It is this person's responsibility to contact both potential victim(s) and law enforcement outside the prison.
What is "Clinician initiating Duty to Warn Process."
500
Inmate-patients arriving in this area from a site other than a CDCR institution that are on prescription medications shall be seen by a health care provided or have their prescription medications ordered within 8 hours of arrival to prevent interruption of treatment.
What is "R & R (Receiving and Release)."
500
HU 1 cell 150, HU 6 cells 123-128, and HU 15 cell 150.
What is "location of THC cells."
500
Overall responsibility for the operation of Disability Placement Program procedure belongs to ________________.
What is "the Warden."
500
If an I/P meeting ‘inclusion considerations’ IS NOT included on the High Risk List, the active most recent Treatment Plan and all PC progress notes should indicate what interventions are addressing all of the inclusion considerations met with statements regarding stabilization.
What is "non-inclusion rationale."