Haw. Code R. § 11-800-31 - Records
(a) The case management agency shall maintain
individual client records in a manner which ensures legibility, order, and
timely signing and dating of each entry in black ink.
(b) Client records shall be kept in detail
to:
(1) Permit effective professional review;
and
(2) Provide information for
necessary follow-up and care for the client.
(c) Client records shall contain:
(1) Information relating to the client's
status regarding application, eligibility, termination, admission, suspension,
transfer, or discharge activities;
(2) Information documenting the case
management agency's efforts to find an appropriate match between a residential
care facility and the individual applying for case management
services;
(3) Information
documenting the case management agency's assessment, service planning, service
coordination, monitoring, and reassessment activities;
(4) The initial skill competency of
caregivers to perform the tasks necessary for implementation of each service
plan and care of clients.
Updates shall be documented as appropriate;
(5) All information and actions
taken in response when changes occur in a client's behavior and functioning
which may necessitate more or less services or other types of intervention and
update of the service plan; and
(6)
Written documentation of the case management agency's:
(A) Assessment of all verbal and written
reports regarding the client received from the residential care facility, other
agencies, or from the client's family or legal representative;
(B) Use of the assessment to determine what
action, if any, is needed;
(C)
Actions undertaken, based on the reports and assessment; and
(D) Final disposition of the situation
reported, as applicable.
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