Haw. Code R. § 11-99-73 - Physician services
(a) Admission and
ongoing orders and plans of treatment shall be in writing, and carried out by
the staff of the facility including arrangement for transfer to other
facilities when indicated.
(b) All
residents admitted to a facility must be under the care of a physician selected
by the resident or guardian.
(c)
Physicians shall visit as necessary to assure adequate medical care, at least
every ninety days unless the physician decides that this frequency is
unnecessary and records his reasons for this decision. Visits shall then occur
at least every one hundred-twenty days.
(d) Physicians shall participate as
appropriate in the interdisciplinary evaluation of residents and their plan of
care.
(e) Physicians shall provide
an annual physical examination of each resident.
(f) The administrator shall arrange with a
physician to serve as a consultant in all matters relating to control of
infection and communicable disease within the facility.
(g) Each resident shall have a physical
examination by a physician within five days prior to admission or within one
week after admission, and must have had tuberculosis clearance as per section
11-99-63(2)
(I), (J) within the previous year.
(h) The facility shall promptly notify the
physician of any accident, injury, or change in the resident's
condition.
(i) Each resident shall
be certified by a physician as to their capability for self preservation. This
certification shall be documented in the resident's record and reviewed at
least annually.
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