Ariz. Admin. Code § R21-7-215 - Discharge; Discharge Summary
A. The licensee shall have a written policy
and procedure that conform to the requirements of this Chapter, for a planned
and unplanned discharge of a child in care.
1. Before a child's planned discharge, the
licensee shall explain the discharge plan to the child and help the child
understand the plan.
2. The
licensee shall explain the discharge plan to the Placing Entity, parent or
guardian removing the child at the time of discharge.
3. The discharge plan shall include the
following information:
a. The name, address,
telephone number, and relationship of the person to whom the child was
discharged;
b. A list of medication
provided during care, with a summary of the reasons for prescribing the
medication and any outcomes of the medication;
c. A summary of progress toward service plan
goals;
d. An assessment of the
child's unmet needs and alternative services that might meet those
needs;
e. Identification of the
person or Placing Entity responsible for ensuring provision of recommended
follow-up services and after-care; and
f. For an unplanned discharge, a description
of the circumstances surrounding the unplanned discharge, including the
licensee's actions.
B. When a child's Placing Entity, or if there
is no Placing Entity, parent or guardian has not participated in the decision
to discharge the child, the licensee shall notify the Placing Entity, or if
there is no Placing Entity, parent or guardian within one hour of discharge, or
document attempts at notification. The licensee shall provide the required
information detailed in the licensee's policy to the child's Placing Entity, or
if there is no Placing Entity, parent or guardian within 15 calendar days from
the child's discharge date.
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