24 Miss. Code. R. 2-53.8 - Multiple Enrollments
A. The program
shall develop, implement, maintain, and document implementation of written
policies and procedures established to ensure that it does not admit or provide
medication for a person who is enrolled in another OTP.
B. The State Opioid Treatment Authority shall
establish written guidelines, incorporated herein by reference, for
participation in a central registry process to aid in the prevention of
enrollment of a person in more than one (1) OTP at the same time. Each OTP
shall provide written documentation of adherence to the State Opioid Treatment
Authority guidelines that shall, at a minimum, include the following:
1. The program shall make a disclosure to the
central registry at each of the following occurrences:
(a) A person is admitted for opioid
treatment;
(b) A person is
transferred to another agency provider for opioid treatment; and
(c) A person is discharged from opioid
treatment.
2. The program
shall make disclosures in the format and within the time frames established by
the State Opioid Treatment Authority.
3. The program shall limit disclosures of
personal identifying information and the dates of admission, transfer, and
discharge.
4. The program shall
obtain the person's written consent, in accordance with 42 CFR Part 2, prior to
making any disclosures to the central registry.
5. The program shall inform each person of
the required written consent for participation in the central registry before
services are initiated.
6. The
program shall deny admission to people who refuse to provide written consent
for disclosures to the central registry and shall document these denials in the
person's record.
C. The
program shall obtain the person's written consent, in accordance with 42 CFR
Part 2, to photograph the applicant at the time of admission. The photograph
shall be maintained in the person's record.
D. The program shall require that all people
show proof of identification in the form of an official state driver's license
or a non-driver's license issued by the State's Department of Public Safety. A
copy of current identification will be maintained in the person's
record.
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