Mont. Admin. R. 20.27.254 - HEALTH CARE
(1) The facility
must have written policy, procedure and practice providing that all medical,
psychiatric, and dental matters involving medical judgment are the sole
province of the responsible physician, mental health provider, and dentist,
respectively.
(2) The facility must
ensure that:
(a) personnel who provide health
care services to inmates have attained the appropriate state and federal
licensure, certification, or registration requirements;
(b) the duties and responsibilities of such
personnel are governed by written job descriptions approved by the health
authority; and
(c) verification of
current credentials and job descriptions are on file in the facility.
(3) The facility must ensure that
all treatment to inmates by health care personnel other than a physician,
dentist, psychologist, optometrist, podiatrist, or other independent provider
is performed pursuant to written or direct orders by personnel authorized by
law to give such orders. Nurse practitioners and physician's assistants may
practice within the limits of applicable laws and regulations.
(4) The facility must have written policy,
procedure and practice that provide for emergency care and meet or exceed the
ACA standards for adult correctional facilities.
(5) The facility must have written policy and
practice that prohibit the use of inmates for medical, pharmaceutical, or
cosmetic purposes. Policy may not preclude individual treatment of an inmate
based on his or her need for a specific medical procedure that is not generally
available.
Notes
53-30-604, MCA; IMP, 53-30-604, MCA;
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