Ill. Admin. Code tit. 77, § 380.210 - Individualized Treatment Plan
a) Each
individualized treatment plan that is implemented by a facility shall be
developed with the following principles:
1)
The consumer shall be an active participant in the development and evaluation
of the treatment plan and progress.
2) All diagnoses and treatment
recommendations and options shall be shared and explained to the consumer,
within clinical limits.
3) The
facility shall seek and honor the consumer's preferences as the treatment plan
is developed.
4) The individualized
treatment plan shall focus on developing self-reliance, personal decision
making, and resiliency.
5) The
consumer's strengths shall be identified, and all treatment strategies shall
build upon and use these strengths to support the consumer's
recovery.
6) The consumer's needs
shall be identified for home, community and work environments.
7) The consumer's expressed values and
culture shall be considered in the development of the plan.
b) For triage, the treatment plan
shall be initiated on admission and shall be updated prior to discharge. For
crisis stabilization, the treatment plan shall be updated at least once every
seven days. For transitional living, the treatment plan shall be updated at
least once every 30 days. For recovery and rehabilitation supports, the
treatment plan shall be updated at least quarterly. For crisis stabilization,
transitional living, and recovery and rehabilitation supports, the treatment
plan shall be updated whenever there has been a change in the consumer's
clinical function that has prompted a re-assessment. When updated, the
treatment plan shall reflect:
1) Any new
interventions that are required to promote stabilization and recovery;
and
2) Any changes in the
consumer's needs and preferences, including his or her desire to move to a
community-based setting.
c) For recovery and rehabilitation supports
units only, if a consumer declines to move to a community-based setting, the
new individualized treatment plan shall incorporate appropriate services to
assist in the acquisition of activities of daily living and illness
self-management.
d) The treatment
plan shall be reviewed by the treating psychiatrist, the medical doctor, and
the IDT, and signed by a physician.
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