Kan. Admin. Regs. § 26-52-16 - Mental health services
(a) A behavioral
health professional shall provide assessment, diagnosis and treatment services
for each patient admitted to the center for mental health needs, including the
following:
(1) Reviewing and assessing the
factual circumstances and presenting problems resulting in each patient's
admission;
(2) conducting a
physical exam of each patient to rule out potential physical problems that may
cause the patient's symptoms;
(3)
ordering lab tests to check for physical problems that may cause the patient's
symptoms or screening for the presence of alcohol and drugs;
(4) conducting a psychological evaluation for
each patient about symptoms, thoughts, feelings, and behavior
patterns;
(5) assessing each
patient's risk for self-harm or harm to others;
(6) reviewing the patient's psychiatric
history, history of trauma, and prior psychiatric admissions; and
(7) establishing probable diagnosis or
diagnoses for each patient.
(b) A behavioral health professional shall
develop a treatment plan for each patient admitted to the center for more than
24 hours, which may include one or more of the following:
(1) Medication administration;
(2) crisis assessment, support and
intervention;
(3) case management
for linkage to other services as needed;
(4) individual, group, and family
counseling;
(5) peer
support;
(6) alcohol or substance
abuse assessment and treatment, if needed;
(7) nursing care services;
(8) medical services, unless the patient
requires a higher level of medical care and equipment than can be provided by
the center; and
(9) 24-hour
observation by direct care staff, including one-to-one supervision, if
needed.
(c) A behavioral
health professional shall assess each patient to determine if the patient
continues to meet criteria pursuant to
K.S.A. 59-29c08, and amendments thereto, for
admission to the center.
(d) A
behavioral health professional, with assistance from the case manager, shall
develop a discharge plan for each patient.
Notes
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