Ill. Admin. Code tit. 77, § 389.115 - Consent of the Resident
a)
A
resident, a resident's plenary guardian of the person, or the parent of a
resident under the age of 18 must consent in writing on a notification and
consent form prescribed by the Department to the authorized electronic
monitoring in the resident's room.
b)
A resident or resident's
roommate may consent to authorized electronic monitoring with any
conditions of the resident's choosing, including, but not limited to, the list
of standard conditions provided in Section
389.110(d)(7).
c)
If the resident has not
affirmatively objected to the authorized electronic monitoring and the
resident's physician determines that the resident lacks the ability to
understand and appreciate the nature and consequences of electronic monitoring,
the following individuals may consent on behalf of the resident, in order of
priority:
1)
A health care
agent named under the Illinois Power of Attorney Act;
2)
A resident's
representative;
3)
The resident's spouse;
4)
The resident's
parent;
5)
The
resident's adult child who has the written consent of the other adult children
of the resident to act as the sole decision maker regarding authorized
electronic monitoring; or
6)
The resident's adult brother or
sister who has the written consent of the other adult siblings of the resident
to act as the sole decision maker regarding authorized electronic
monitoring. (Section 15(a) of the Act)
d)
Prior to another person, other
than a resident's plenary guardian of the person, consenting on behalf of a
resident 18 years of age or older in accordance with subsection (b) of
this Section, the resident must be asked by that person, in the
presence of a facility employee, if he or she wants authorized electronic
monitoring to be conducted. The person must explain to the resident:
1)
The type of electronic monitoring
device to be used;
2)
The standard conditions that may be placed on the electronic monitoring
device's use, including those listed in Section
389.110(d)(7)
;
3)
With
whom the recording may be shared according to Section 45 of the Act
and Section 389.145; and
4)
The resident's ability to decline
all recording. (Section 15(a-5) of the Act)
e)
For the purposes of this
Section, a resident affirmatively objects when he or she orally,
visually, or through the use of auxiliary aids or services declines authorized
electronic monitoring. The resident's response must be documented on the
notification and consent form. (Section 15(a-5) of the Act)
f)
A resident or resident's roommate
may request that the electronic monitoring device be turned off or the visual
recording component of the electronic monitoring device be blocked at any
time. (Section 15(b) of the Act) The facility shall document any
request by either the resident or the resident's roommate, or by the resident's
or the roommate's representative, to turn off the electronic monitoring device
or block the visual component of it. The facility shall place documentation of
the request in the resident's and the resident's roommate's clinical records
within 24 hours after the request.
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