Kan. Admin. Regs. § 28-39-234 - Quality of care
(a) Each facility
shall develop and provide a system of mental health treatment and medical care
for all residents including all aspects of care from admission through
discharge. The system shall include the following provisions.
(1) Each facility shall conduct for each
resident an admission assessment based upon information from available sources
and document the findings in the resident's record.
(2) Each facility shall write an initial
treatment plan for each resident based on the admission assessments which will
be used to guide the treatment provided for the resident with necessary
documented revisions until the implementation of the mental health plan of
care.
(3) Each facility shall
conduct and document in each resident's record comprehensive assessments that
will be used to formulate the mental health plan of care.
(4) Each facility shall write and implement
the mental health plan of care with necessary revisions through the course of
each resident's stay.
(5) Each
facility shall identify and document in each resident's record a discharge plan
that integrates the wishes of the resident or legal representative.
(b) A mental health plan of care
for each resident shall be developed by an interdisciplinary team including the
resident or the resident's legal representative, or both, within 21 days after
admission. The resident, or the resident's legal representative has the
ultimate authority to accept or reject the plan. The mental health plan of care
shall be approved and have its progress monitored by a mental health
professional.
(1) The mental health plan of
care shall be based on the comprehensive assessments and directed toward
objective resident outcome.
(2)
Each facility shall assist each resident in obtaining access to academic
services, community living skills training, legal services, self-care training,
support services, transportation, treatment and vocational education as needed.
These services may be provided by the facility or obtained from other
providers.
(3) Services to each
resident shall be provided in the least restrictive environment and shall
incorporate the use of community experiences when relevant.
(4) If needed services are not available and
accessible, the facility shall document the actions taken to locate and obtain
those services. The documentation shall identify needs which will not be met
because of the lack of available services and why they cannot be met.
(5) The mental health plan of care
shall be written, dated, signed by the interdisciplinary team members,
including the resident, and maintained in the resident's record.
(6) The mental health plan of care shall
include:
(A) Medical directives;
(B) behaviorial directives;
(C) specific services to be provided;
(D) persons or agency responsible
for providing services;
(E)
beginning dates for services;
(F)
anticipated duration of services; and
(G) a discharge plan.
(7) The mental health plan of care shall
identify the procedure to be used to determine whether the objectives were
achieved. This procedure shall incorporate a process for ongoing review and
revision.
(8) The
interdisciplinary team shall review the mental health plan of care for each
resident at least quarterly and at the time a resident's condition changes. The
interdisciplinary team review shall include a written report in the resident's
record which addresses:
(A) The resident's
progress toward objectives;
(B)
the need for continued services;
(C) recommendations concerning alternative
services or living arrangements; and
(D) those persons involved in the review and
the date of the review.
(9) Each facility shall develop procedures
for recording implementation and progress of the activities of the mental
health plan of care and the resident's response. These procedures shall include
the following provisions.
(A) A written
progress note shall be placed in the resident's record following the delivery
of each single service required by the mental health plan of care.
(B) A weekly summary shall be written by the
staff and placed in the resident's record for services provided more than once
a week.
(C) All progress and
summary notes shall be signed and dated by the person who provides the service.
(D) Additional entries shall be
provided in the resident's record when significant incidents occur.
(E) Notes shall be written in specific terms
based on behaviorial observations and activity responses of the resident.
Entries that involve subjective interpretations of a resident's behavior or
progress shall be clearly identified and shall be supplemented with
descriptions of behavior upon which the interpretation was based.
(c) There shall be
written policies and procedures concerning crisis intervention. These policies
and procedures shall be:
(1) Directed to
maximizing the growth and development of the resident by listing a hierarchy of
available alternative methods that emphasize positive approaches;
(2) available in each program area and living
unit;
(3) available to residents
and their families; and
(4)
developed with the participation, as appropriate, of residents served.
Notes
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