Discharge Summary Sample Clauses
A Discharge Summary clause outlines the requirement for a formal document summarizing a patient's hospital stay and treatment upon their discharge. This summary typically includes key information such as diagnoses, procedures performed, medications prescribed, and follow-up care instructions. Its core function is to ensure continuity of care by providing essential medical details to the patient and subsequent healthcare providers, thereby reducing the risk of miscommunication or gaps in treatment.
Discharge Summary written criteria for the discharge summary shall include:
a) Reason for discharge and duration of treatment
b) Description of treatment episodes or recovery services
c) Current alcohol and/or drug usage at discharge
d) Vocational and educational achievements
e) Legal status
f) Linkages and referrals made
g) Client’s comments
h) A description of the Client’s goals and achievement towards those goals as described in the Client’s treatment plan.
i) Prognosis
j) Completion within thirty (30) calendar days of the date of CONTRACTOR’S last face-to-face treatment contact for a DMC Client.
Discharge Summary. A brief recapitulation of significant findings and events of CDCR/CCHCS patients and/or DJJ youth hospitalization, condition on discharge, the recommendations and arrangements for future care (California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Section 70749).
Discharge Summary. Prior to an offender’s exit from the Facility, regardless of the specific reasons for the exit (e.g., successful completion, termination, etc.), a designated clinical service provider or case manager shall prepare a discharge report that summarizes and provides final documentation of the following key issues:
Discharge Summary. A Discharge Summary is to be completed for all clients, at the end of their treatment episode, regardless of level of care or successful/unsuccessful completion.
Discharge Summary. Prior to an offender’s exit from the Facility, regardless of the specific reasons for the exit (e.g., successful completion, termination, etc.), a designated clinical service provider or case manager shall prepare a discharge report that summarizes and provides final documentation of the following key issues:
g) Overall performance in the program;
h) Level of participation in treatment services;
i) Progress toward treatment program goals; and
j) The aftercare/continuing care plan developed for the offender, including all referrals to community- based services.
Discharge Summary. CONTRACTOR shall develop written procedures regarding Participant discharge. Written criteria for the discharge summary shall include:
a. Reason for discharge
b. Description of treatment episodes or recovery services
c. Current alcohol and/or drug usage at discharge
d. Vocational and educational achievements e. Legal status
Discharge Summary. The attending Practitioner is responsible for ensuring that a Discharge Summary is entered or dictated within fourteen (14) days after discharge. If the Discharge Summary is dictated more than twenty-four (24) hours prior to the patient's actual discharge, the attending Practitioner must ensure the Discharge Summary is updated as necessary. The Discharge Summary should include the following: Date of Discharge Definitive final diagnosis(es) expressed in a terminology of a recognized system of disease nomenclature; Reasons for the patient's admission/registration and transfer or discharge; Significant findings and complications, if any; Procedures performed; Summary of the care, treatment and services provided (including the procedures performed, treatments rendered, the outcome(s) of such procedures and treatments and progress toward goals); The patient's condition and disposition of the patient upon discharge (including the patient's physical or psychological status) stated in a manner that allows specific comparison to the patient's condition upon admission/registration; The method of transport (if any); Provisions for follow-up care (including any appointments following discharge, how patient care needs are to be met following discharge, plans for care by providers such as home health, hospice, nursing homes or assisted living facilities and community resources or referrals made or provided to the patient); and Any other specific instructions given to the patient and/or the patient's representatives upon discharge.
Discharge Summary. This program allows for "Restoration to Competency Inmates" to be housed as classified, unless otherwise indicated based on the inmate's history of assaultive behaviors and/or current acuity of symptoms (i.e. severe psychosis or severe impulsivity). Upon admission to the program or unit, the inmate will be given a thorough psychological and competency workup by the Forensic Psychologist.
Discharge Summary. The discharge summary is to be completed by the LPHA or 8 counselor within thirty (30) calendar days of the date of the last face-to-face treatment contact with the 9 Client.