Nev. Admin. Code § 449.97034 - Written policies for operation of unit; agreement with hospital or medical facility for transfer of patients during emergencies
1. A parent facility or independent facility
which is issued a license to operate a mobile unit must, before operating the
mobile unit, establish written policies for the operation of the mobile unit.
The written policies must be established in consultation with any other
appropriate provider of health care as determined by the parent facility or
independent facility and must include, without limitation, provisions relating
to:
(a) The care of patients;
(b) The orientation, training and supervision
of employees;
(c) The scope of
services and the evaluation of the quality of those services;
(d) The criteria for selecting patients to
receive services at the mobile unit;
(e) The procedure for:
(1) Performing each service provided at the
mobile unit;
(2) Storing and
handling any medication provided to a patient of the mobile unit; and
(3) Collecting, storing and disposing of any
biohazard or liquid or solid waste from the mobile unit;
(f) The control of any infectious disease or
organism in the mobile unit;
(g)
The preparation and maintenance of any statement, log, document or other record
relating to any service provided to a patient of the mobile unit;
(h) The transportation of a patient of the
mobile unit, including, without limitation:
(1) The manner in which the patient must be
transported;
(2) Any equipment that
must be used to transport the patient; and
(3) The appropriate protection required for
the patient during inclement weather;
(i) The manner in which the mobile unit must
be evacuated during an emergency and the services that the mobile unit must
provide during the emergency, including, without limitation, a plan for
coordinating the evacuation and the provision of those services with the parent
facility or independent facility of the mobile unit; and
(j) The identification of any specific
requirements for the mobile unit necessary to provide any service at a service
site for the mobile unit.
2. A parent facility or independent facility
that establishes written policies for the operation of a mobile unit which
include the provisions required by paragraph (i) of subsection 1 shall ensure
that each employee and patient of the mobile unit understands those
provisions.
3. Each parent facility
or independent facility specified in subsection 1 shall maintain a written
agreement with at least one hospital or other medical facility for the transfer
of the patients of a mobile unit of the parent facility or independent facility
during an emergency. The written agreement must include, without limitation,
provisions relating to:
(a) The manner in
which the hospital or medical facility must communicate with the mobile unit
during the emergency;
(b) The
transfer of each patient of the mobile unit to or from the hospital or medical
facility;
(c) The number of persons
required to assist in the transfer of a patient; and
(d) Any requirements of the mobile unit or a
patient of the mobile unit to conduct the transfer of a patient.
4. A parent facility or
independent facility that establishes written policies for the operation of a
mobile unit pursuant to this section shall ensure that the written policy is
consistent with any other policy or procedure of the parent facility or
independent facility relating to the provision of services to a patient of the
mobile unit.
Notes
NRS 449.0302
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