37 Tex. Admin. Code § 343.334 - Confidentiality
(a) All medical and mental health screenings
and assessments shall be conducted in a confidential setting consistent with
facility operations and security.
(b) All interactions between a resident and a
health care professional that involve treatment or an exchange of confidential
medical information shall be conducted in private. The facility's policies and
procedures may authorize a juvenile supervision officer to be present in the
following situations:
(1) if the resident
poses a substantial risk to the safety of the health care professional or
others;
(2) if the facility has a
written policy requiring the presence of a juvenile supervision officer during
medical treatment;
(3) if the
health care professional or resident requests the presence of a juvenile
supervision officer during the treatment; or
(4) if the circumstances or situation
indicate the presence of a juvenile supervision officer is necessary and
prudent.
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