15 Miss. Code. R. 16-1-51.30.1
Treatment procedures that require special justification shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, the following:
1. The use of restraint;
2. The use of seclusion;
3. The use of electroconvulsive therapy and
other forms of convulsive therapy;
4. The performance of psychosurgery of other
surgical procedures for the intervention in, or alteration of, a mental,
emotional, or behavioral disorder;
5. The use of behavior modification
procedures that use painful stimuli;
6. The use of unusual medications and
investigational and experimental drugs;
7. The prescribing and administering of drugs
for maintenance use that have abuse potential (usually considered to be
Schedule II drugs), and drugs that are known to involve substantial risk or to
be associated with undesirable side effects; and
8. The use of research projects that involve
inconvenience or risk to the patient.
Notes
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