Haw. Code R. § 11-175-16 - Community-based planning
(a) Each service
area center in conjunction with its service area board shall seek information,
opinions, and recommendations from service area residents through such measures
as community forums, public meetings, formal and informal surveys.
(b) Each service area center shall identify
and evaluate existing public and private mental health facilities, personnel,
and services available in its service area, and determine the additional
facilities, personnel and services necessary to fill the gaps and meet the
mental health needs of its area. This shall include but not be limited to the
services listed in section
334-3,
HRS.
(c) Each service area center
shall describe its capacity to provide each mental health and substance abuse
service element with respect to the minimum level of services available given
its current resources, i.e., staff and budget. The minimum levels of services
shall be established by the following process:
(1) Establishment of a mechanism whereby
residents have input into the planning, development, and review of services to
meet their needs; and
(2)
Assessment of the social network.
(d) The service area center plan shall
include a prioritized list of the mental health and substance abuse services in
each service area.
(e) Each service
area center shall provide a plan whereby mental health and substance abuse
services shall be accessible to residents of the service area.
(f) Each service area center plan shall
describe the methods by which it will:
(1)
Identify children and adults from its area who could be discharged to less
restrictive settings if such settings were available;
(2) Identify the kinds of settings that are
required to meet the needs. The plan shall describe the specific actions the
center will take to develop these settings, including reallocating existing
funds or seeking additional resources if necessary:
(3) Provide a time line indicating now many
children and adults needing less restrictive settings will be discharged to
such settings in each biennium, and when all such individuals can be
discharged;
(4) Assist the courts,
other public agencies, and appropriate private agencies in screening persons
being considered for publicly funded inpatient care in mental health facilities
to determine if such care is indicated, avoid inappropriate hospitalization,
and direct persons to appropriate treatment settings.
(g) Each service area center plan shall
indicate the number of consumers to be served based on:
(1) An estimate of the number of staff
required to deliver that service or the amount of money required to purchase
that service;
(2) An estimate of
the number of units of service the average consumer will require
annually.
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