Haw. Code R. § 11-98-12 - Minimum standards for licensure; services
Individual records shall be kept on each resident which contain the following:
(1) Within
twenty-one days of admission, a report of a resident's medical examination or
written evidence of a physical examination within the prior twelve months shall
be on file;
(2) A report of a
tuberculin skin test. If the skin test is positive, or known to be positive,
there shall be documentation that appropriate medical follow-up has been
obtained;
(3) Information on any
necessary special arrangements for emergency medical care;
(4) Information pertinent to special diet
treatment;
(5) Documentation that a
physician was consulted within five days of admission as well as for all
significant illnesses and injuries;
(6) Dental treatment documentation for any
resident requiring dental care;
(7)
Identification and summary information including resident's name, Social
Security number, marital status, veteran's status, date of birth, sex, home
address, telephone number of referral agency and next of kin or other legally
responsible person;
(8) Within
thirty days after admission, a written individualized rehabilitation plan rich
specific objectives which are measurable and subject to evaluation shall be
prepared by an appropriate rehabilitation staff in cooperation with each
resident. The plans shall include:
(A) Those
services planned for meeting the resident's needs.
(B) Referrals for services not provided by
the program.
(C) How the resident
viii participate in the development of the plan.
(D) Regular review and necessary update by
staff and resident at least monthly.
(E) The staff person responsible for
monitoring the plan implementation.
(9) Monthly observations of the resident's
response to the rehabilitation plan;
(10) Observations of unusual response to
medication or diet with evidence that a report to a physician was made
immediately upon occurrence;
(11)
Height and weight, which shall be recorded, upon admission and thereafter,
quarterly;
(12) Any period of
unauthorized absence from the facility;
(13) Any correspondence pertaining to the
resident;
(14) A complete record of
each medication utilized by the resident;
(15) Any significant change in the resident's
behavior pattern noted at the time of occurrences-including date, time and
action taken;
(16) Should vital
signs be ordered by a physician, notations of temperature, pulse and
respiration shall be recorded and the physician notified immediately in case of
abnormality;
(17) Complete
financial records and monetary transfers between the residents and the
facility;
(18) A discharge summary
or a transfer summary including the following:
(A) The reason for the discharge or transfer,
if identifiable.
(B) Documentation
that a guardian, when applicable, B2 has been notified prior to discharge or
transfer. This provision may be waived in emergency situations but in this case
the guardian must be notified as soon as practical. If the resident leaves
without permission of the administrator, the guardian shall be notified
promptly.
(C) Current physical and
emotional status report of the resident.
(D) Plans or goals for the
resident.
(E) Current diet,
medication, and activity as applicable.
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