Haw. Code R. § 11-100.1-20 - Resident health care standards
(a) The primary and
substitute care giver shall provide health care within the realm of the primary
or substitute care giver's capabilities for the resident as prescribed by a
physician or APRN.
(b) The primary
and substitute care giver shall utilize standard precautions in the provision
of personal care to the residents.
(c) The primary and substitute care giver
shall be able to recognize, record, and report to the resident's physician or
APRN significant changes in the resident's health status including, but not
limited to, convulsions, fever, sudden weakness, persistent or recurring
headaches, voice changes, coughing, shortness of breath, changes in behavior,
swelling limbs, abnormal bleeding, or persistent or recurring pain.
(d) When the resident has experienced a
significant change in mental or physical well-being, a prompt report shall be
made and provided to the resident's physician or APRN, by the primary or
substitute caregiver. Any change in physician or APRN orders shall be promptly
carried out.
(e) Arrangements shall
be made by the primary care giver for annual dental examinations. Arrangements
shall be made by the primary or substitute care giver for emergency dental
examinations.
(f) Residents shall
be accompanied by an adult to emergency rooms and other medical care facilities
with all available resident records.
(g) Payment for all medical and dental
treatment shall be the responsibility of the resident or responsible
agency.
Notes
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