31 Miss. Code. R. 9-2.14 - Medical, Mental Health, and Dental Records
1. Written
policies, procedures, and actual practices ensure that access to confidential
information is limited to staff with a "need to know" basis, consistent with
professional rules of ethics, applicable state and federal laws. Written
policies, procedures, and actual practices ensure that staff share information
where appropriate to provide for safety, security, health, treatment, and
continuity of care for youth.
2.
Medical and mental health professionals communicate instructions to custodial
staff for youth with special needs, as appropriate.
3. Staff record and treat medical, mental
health, substance abuse, and dental information as confidential.
4. Medical, mental health, substance abuse,
and dental records are maintained and stored separately from confinement
records.
5. There is a record for
each child that includes screening forms, assessment records, findings,
diagnoses, treatments, prescribed medications and records of administration,
lab test records, consent or refusal forms, insurance information, discharge
summaries, and reports from other health providers.
Notes
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