Or. Admin. Code § 411-340-0150 - Standards for Administration and Operations
(1) POLICY OVERSIGHT GROUP. The Brokerage
must develop and implement procedures for incorporating the direction,
guidance, and advice of individuals and family members of individuals in the
administration of the organization.
(a) The
Brokerage must establish and utilize a Policy Oversight Group, of which the
membership majority must be individuals and family members of individuals.
(b) Brokerage procedures must be
developed and implemented to assure the Policy Oversight Group has the maximum
authority that may be legally assigned or delegated over important program
operational decisions, including such areas as program policy development,
program planning and goal setting, budgeting and resource allocation, selection
of key personnel, program evaluation and quality assurance, and complaint
resolution.
(c) If the Policy
Oversight Group is not also the governing body of the Brokerage, then the
Brokerage must develop and implement a written procedure that describes
specific steps of appeal or remediation to resolve conflicts between the Policy
Oversight Group and the governing body of the Brokerage.
(d) A Policy Oversight Group must develop and
implement operating policies and procedures.
(2) QUALITY ASSURANCE.
(a) The Policy Oversight Group must develop a
Quality Assurance Plan and review the plan at least twice a year. The Quality
Assurance Plan must include a written statement of values, organizational
outcomes, activities, and measures of progress that:
(A) Uses information from a broad range of
individuals, legal or designated representatives, professionals, and other
sources to determine community support needs and preferences;
(B) Involves individuals in ongoing
evaluation of the quality of his or her personal supports; and
(C) Monitors:
(i) Customer satisfaction with the services
of the Brokerage and with individual plans in areas, such as individual access
to supports, sustaining important personal relationships, flexible and unique
support strategies, individual choice and control over supports, responsiveness
of the Brokerage to changing needs, and preferences of the individuals; and
(ii) Service outcomes in areas
such as achievement of personal goals and effective use of resources.
(b) The
Brokerage must participate in statewide evaluation, quality assurance, and
regulation activities as directed by the Department.
(3) GENERAL OPERATING POLICIES AND PRACTICES.
The Brokerage must develop and implement such written statements of policy and
procedure in addition to those specifically required by this rule as are
necessary and useful to enable the Brokerage to accomplish the objectives of
the Brokerage and to meet the requirements of these rules and other applicable
standards and rules.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 409.050, 427.402 & 430.662
Stats. Implemented: ORS 427.005, 427.007, 427.400-427.410, 430.610, 430.620 & 430.662-430.695
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