Or. Admin. Code § 309-033-0630 - Administration of Significant Procedures in Emergencies Without the Informed Consent of a Person under Civil Commitment
(1) Hospitals or nonhospital facilities
authorized. The following facilities that serve persons under civil commitment
and which administer significant procedures in emergencies, without obtaining
informed consent, shall be subject to the provisions of
309-033-0630:
(b) A hospital or nonhospital facility
approved under OAR 309-033-0530.
(c) Secure residential facilities licensed by
the Division or licensed by Aging and People with Disabilities (APD).
(d) Intermediate care facilities or enhanced
care facilities licensed by the APD.
(2) Administering a significant procedure. If
an emergency exists, the responsible physician or nurse may administer a
significant procedure to a person under civil commitment without obtaining
prior informed consent in the manner otherwise required by these rules,
provided:
(a) The physician or designee shall
document in the person's clinical record the specific nature of each emergency
and the procedure which was used to deal with the emerge;
(b) If the person is determined to be legally
incapacitated or has a court-appointed guardian the physician or designee shall
make reasonable effort to contact the legal guardian prior to the
administration of the significant procedure. If contact is not possible, the
physician or designee shall notify the legal guardian as soon as
possible;
(c) Within a reasonable
period of time after an emergency procedure is administered, the treatment team
shall review the treatment and, if practicable, implement treatment designed to
correct the behavior creating the emergency;
(d) The responsible physician or nurse shall
not administer a significant procedure after the emergency situation has
subsided, without obtaining informed consent.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 413.042 & 426.236
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 426.005 - 426.395
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