In addition to the following definitions, OAR
411-317-0000 includes general
definitions for words and terms frequently used in OAR chapter 411, division
304. If a word or term is defined differently in OAR
411-317-0000, the definition in
this rule applies.
(1) "ADL" means
"activities of daily living".
(2)
"Baseline Behavior" means an individual's typical behavior pattern, prior to
the implementation of a new or revised Positive Behavior Support Plan,
including both challenging and non-challenging behaviors used to meet an
identified need.
(3) "Behavior Data
Collection System" means the methodology specified within a Positive Behavior
Support Plan or Temporary Emergency Safety Plan for recording observations,
interventions, and other information to analyze the effectiveness of behavior
supports.
(4) "FBA" means
"Functional Behavior Assessment".
(5) "HSD" means Health Systems Division,
Medical Assistance Programs under the Oregon Health Authority.
(6) "IADL" means "instrumental activities of
daily living."
(7) "ISP" means
"Individual Support Plan".
(8)
"Measurable Description" means a description of the challenging behavior,
including all of the following:
(a) The
duration of the challenging behavior.
(b) The frequency of the challenging
behavior.
(c) The intensity of the
challenging behavior.
(d) The
severity of the challenging behavior, including the effect of the behavior on
the individual, others, or the environment.
(9) "ODDS" means "Office of Developmental
Disabilities Services".
(10)
"OSIPM" means "Oregon Supplemental Income Program-Medical".
(11) "PBSP" means "Positive Behavior Support
Plan".
(12) "Proactive Strategy"
means interventions used on an ongoing basis to reduce the likelihood of the
occurrence of a challenging behavior.
(13) "Reactive Strategy" means the behavior
supports used to respond to an individual's escalating behavior, including
changes in the duration, frequency, intensity, and severity of the behavior. A
reactive strategy redirects, problem solves, and otherwise diminishes the
escalation of behavior.
(14)
"Recovery Strategy" means the behavior supports used to reintegrate an
individual into their daily routine after the use of an emergency crisis
strategy. Recovery strategies are intended to assist the individual to return
to a comfortable state.
(15)
"Telecommunications Technology" means secure, two-way, real time interactive
communication strategies that may substitute for face-to-face interactions only
during the delivery of professional behavior services as described in OAR
411-304-0140.
(16) "TESP" means "Temporary Emergency Safety
Plan".
(17) "These Rules" mean the
rules in OAR chapter 411, division 304.
(18) "Training" means the direction,
guidance, and instruction provided by a behavior professional to a designated
person including, but not limited to, the following:
(a) Demonstrating behavior
supports.
(b) Observing and
correcting the delivery of a specific behavior support or safeguarding
intervention strategy.
(c)
Providing structured examples and scenarios.
