Or. Admin. Code § 415-012-0010 - Definitions
(1) "Applicant"
means any individual or entity who has requested, in writing, a
license.
(2) "Community Mental
Health Program (CMHP)" means the organization of various services for
individuals with a mental health diagnosis or addictive disorders, operated by
or contractually affiliated with a local mental health authority and operated
in a specific geographic area of the state under an agreement with the Division
pursuant to OAR chapter 309, division 14.
(3) "Contract" means the document describing
and limiting the relationship and respective obligations between an
organization other than a county and the Division for the purposes of operating
a substance use disorder or problem gambling service within a county's
boundaries, or operating a statewide, regional, or specialized
service.
(4) "Coordinated Care
Organization (CCO)"; means an entity that has been certified by the Authority
to provide coordinated and integrated health services.
(5) "Division"; means the Health Systems
Division of the Oregon Health Authority or its designee.
(6) "Individual"; means the individual
requesting or receiving services addressed in these rules.
(7) "Intergovernmental Agreement" or
"Agreement" means the document describing and limiting the contractual
relationship and respective obligations between a county or other government
organization and the Division for the purpose of operating a substance use
disorder or problem gambling service.
(8) "License" means a license issued by the
Division to applicants who are in substantial compliance with applicable
administrative rules for substance use disorder or problem gambling treatment
in a residential setting and that is renewable every two years.
(9) "Licensed Child Care Facility"; means a
facility licensed under ORS
657A.280.
(10) "Non-Funded Provider" means an
organization not contractually affiliated with the Division, a CCO, a CMHP, or
other Division contractor.
(11)
"Plan of Correction"; (POC) means a written plan and attached supporting
documentation created by the provider when required by the Division to address
findings of noncompliance with these rules or applicable service delivery
rules.
(12) "Provider" means an
organization licensed under these rules to provide substance use disorder or
problem gambling prevention, intervention, or treatment services under contract
with the Division or under subcontract with a local entity or public body or
otherwise receiving public funds for these services.
(13) "Provisional" means a license issued for
one year or less pending completion of specified requirements because of
substantial failure to comply with applicable administrative rules.
(14) "Quality Assurance" means the process of
objectively and systematically monitoring and evaluating the quality and
appropriateness of care to identify and resolve identified problems.
(15) "Restriction" means any limitations
placed on a license such as age of individuals or number of individuals to be
served.
(16) "Revocation" means the
removal of authority for a provider to provide certain services under a
license.
(17) "School Attended
Primarily by Minors"; means an existing public or private elementary,
secondary, or career school attended primarily by individuals under age
18.
(18) "Service Element" means a
distinct service or group of services for individuals with substance use or
problem gambling disorders defined in administrative rule and included in a
contract or agreement issued by the Division.
(19) "Substantial Compliance" means a level
of adherence to applicable administrative rules that, even if not meeting one
or more of the requirements, does not in the determination of the Division:
(a) Constitute a danger to the health or
safety of any individual;
(b)
Constitute a willful, repeated, or ongoing violation of administrative rules;
or
(c) Prevent the accomplishment
of the state's purposes in approving or supporting the applicant or
provider.
(20)
"Substantial Failure to Comply" means a level of adherence to applicable
administrative rules, statutes, and regulations that, in the determination of
the Division:
(a) Constitutes a danger to the
health, welfare, or safety of any individual or to the public;
(b) Constitutes a willful, repeated, or
ongoing violation of administrative rules; or
(c) Prevents the accomplishment of the
state's purposes in approving or supporting the applicant or
provider.
(21)
"Suspension" means a temporary removal of authority for a provider to operate
under a license issued under OAR chapter 415, division 012.
(22) "Temporary" means a license issued for
185 days to a program approved for the first time. A temporary license may not
be extended.
(23) "Variance or
Exception" means a waiver of a regulation or provision of these rules granted
by the Division upon written application.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 413.042 & ORS 430.256
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 430.010 - 430.030, ORS 430.306, ORS 430.397, ORS 430.405, ORS 430.450, ORS 430.630, ORS 430.850 & ORS 443.400
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