Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 111-8-22-.12 - Patient Care Plans
(1)
The facility shall coordinate services for each patient through an
interdisciplinary treatment team approach. An interdisciplinary treatment team
shall be identified at the time of admission for each patient and shall consist
of at least:
(a) The patient and any family
member(s) or other(s) designated as a representative of the patient who wishes
to participate and is invited by the patient to participate;
(b) Either the patient's attending physician
or the medical director of the end stage renal disease facility;
(c) A qualified registered nurse, who is
responsible for nursing services at the facility;
(d) A licensed social worker;
(e) A licensed dietitian; and
(f) A transplant surgeon or
surgeon-designee.
(2)
There shall be documentation of the participation of the patient (or their
representative) in the development and review of the patient's plan of care,
with consideration given to the patient's preferences. If participation is
declined, the declination shall be documented, and there shall be evidence that
the content of the plan(s) or decisions were reviewed with the patient or their
representative.
(3) The treatment
team shall develop a written, individualized plan of care for each patient,
designating a selected treatment modality and a selected setting for treatment.
(a) The care plan shall be developed within
30 days of admission to the facility.
(b) All suitable treatment modalities shall
be considered by the treatment team, regardless of their availability at the
current facility, and there shall be consideration of the patient's preferences
as well as clinical and psychosocial needs.
(c) The care plan for patients deemed
unsuitable for transplant shall indicate the specific rationale for the
unsuitability.
(d) For patients for
whom transplant referral has been selected, educational and rehabilitation
needs shall be addressed as a part of the care plan.
(e) The care plan shall be reviewed and
updated at least annually, or sooner if there has been a change in the selected
treatment modality or setting.
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