Or. Admin. Code § 415-020-0035 - Treatment Planning and Documentation of Treatment Progress
(1) The Opioid
Treatment Program (OTP) shall develop treatment plans, progress notes, and
discharge plans consistent with The ASAM Criteria.
(2) Treatment Plan: The OTP shall develop an
individualized treatment plan within 30 days of admission and shall be
documented in the patient's record. The treatment plan shall:
(a) Describe the primary patient-centered
issues;
(b) Focus on one or more
individualized treatment plan objectives that are consistent with the patient's
strengths and abilities and that address the primary obstacles to
recovery;
(c) Define the treatment
approach, which shall include services and activities to be used to achieve the
individualized objectives;
(d)
Document the participation of significant others in the planning process and
the treatment where appropriate; and
(e) Document the patient's participation in
developing the content of the treatment plan and any subsequent modifications,
with the patient's signature.
(3) Documentation of Progress: The treatment
staff shall document in the permanent record any current obstacles to recovery
and the patient's progress toward achieving the individualized objectives in
the treatment plan.
(4) Treatment
Plan Review: The permanent patient record shall document that the treatment
plan is reviewed and modified continuously as needed and as clinically
appropriate, consistent with The ASAM Criteria,
(5) Modifications: Changes in the patient's
treatment needs identified by the review process must be addressed by
modifications in the treatment plan. Any modifications to the treatment plan
shall be made in conjunction with the patient.
(6) Treatment Summary: No later than 30 days
after the last service contact, the program shall document in the permanent
patient record a summary describing the contact and the patient's progress
toward the treatment objectives, consistent with The ASAM
Criteria and any reason for discharge.
(7) Discharge Plan: Upon successful
completion or planned interruption of the treatment services, the treatment
staff and patient shall jointly develop a discharge plan. The discharge plan
shall include a relapse prevention plan, which has been jointly developed by
the counselor and patient.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 430.256
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 430.010(4)(b) & 430.560 - 430.590
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