Iowa Admin. Code r. 441-90.8 - Provider requirements
Current through Register Vol. 44, No. 20, April 6, 2022
(1)
Incident reporting.
a. When
a major incident occurs during the provision of case management services:
(1) The case management provider shall notify
the following persons of the incident by the end of the next calendar day after
the incident:
1. The case management
supervisor.
2. The member's legally
authorized representative.
(2) By the end of the next calendar day after
the incident, the case manager who observed the incident shall also report as
much information as is known about the incident to the member's managed care
organization in the format defined by the managed care organization. If the
member is not enrolled with a managed care organization, the staff member shall
report the information to the department's bureau of long-term care either:
1. By direct data entry into the Iowa
Medicaid Provider Access System, or
2. By faxing or mailing Form 470-4698,
Critical Incident Report, according to the directions on the form.
(3) The following information
shall be reported:
1. The name of the member
involved.
2. The date and time the
incident occurred.
3. A description
of the incident.
4. The names of
all case management staff and others who were present at the time of the
incident or who responded after becoming aware of the incident. The
confidentiality of other members or nonmembers who were present must be
maintained by the use of initials or other means.
5. The action that the case manager took to
manage the incident.
6. The
resolution of or follow-up to the incident.
7. The date the report is made and the
handwritten or electronic signature of the person making the report.
(4) The case manager shall monitor
the situation as required in paragraph 90.5(1)"d" to ensure
the member's needs continue to be met. Submission of the initial report will
generate a workflow in the Individualized Services Information System (ISIS)
for follow-up by the case manager.
(5) The case management provider shall
maintain the completed report in a centralized file, with a notation in the
member's file.
b. When
an incident report for a major incident is received from any provider, the case
manager shall monitor the situation as required in paragraph
90.5(1)"d" to ensure the member's needs continue to be
met.
c. When any major incident
occurs, the case manager shall reevaluate the risk factors identified in the
risk assessment portion of the comprehensive assessment as required in
paragraph 90.5(1)"a" in order to ensure the continued health,
safety, and welfare of the member.
(2)
Emergency coverage.
Rescinded IAB 6/29/11, effective 9/1/11.
(3)
Quality assurance.
Providers shall cooperate with quality assurance activities conducted by the
Iowa Medicaid enterprise to ensure the health, safety, and welfare of Medicaid
members. These activities may include, but are not limited to:
a. Postpayment reviews of case management
services,
b. Review of incident
reports,
c. Review of reports of
abuse or neglect, and
d. Technical
assistance in determining the need for service.
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