RELEVANT TITLE XIX AND PHF REGULATIONS Sample Clauses

RELEVANT TITLE XIX AND PHF REGULATIONS. According to the Conditions of Participation 482.61-BOOS, the assessment and diagnostic data must be collected within 60 hours of admission. The PHF regulations are more stringent and require that the major assessments be performed within 24 hours of admission. The PHF regulations must prevail at facility. The psychiatrist or medical provider must complete a Psychiatric History within 24 hours which includes:
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RELEVANT TITLE XIX AND PHF REGULATIONS. According to the Conditions of Participation 482.61-BOOS, the assessment and diagnostic data must be collected within 60 hours of admission. The PHF regulations are more stringent and require that the major assessments be performed within 24 hours of admission. The PHF regulations must prevail at facility. The psychiatrist or medical provider must complete a Psychiatric History within 24 hours which includes: 3.3.1. A mental status examination; onset of illness and circumstances leading to admission; attitudes and behavior; estimate of intellectual functioning, memory functioning, and orientation; and an inventory of the patient’s assets in a descriptive fashion. 3.3.2. The physician must complete a history and physical examination to include a complete neurological examination when necessary. Within 72 hours of admission, social workers must perform a complete psychosocial assessment of each patient, which includes reports of interviews with patients, family members and others. In addition, the assessment must address home plans, family attitudes, and community resource contacts. Within eight hours a registered nurse must complete a nursing assessment, including history of illness, patient’s legal status, and reason for admission as stated by the patient and/or others significantly involved. This should culminate in a nursing care plan. North Valley Behavioral Health operates two multidisciplinary inpatient Psychiatric Health Facilities in Yuba City, California. The programs offered are patient-centered with a “Patient’s First” philosophical base and guided by a multidisciplinary team that provides individualized pharmacological, therapeutic, and rehabilitative interventions in a safe and secure environment. Program services are provided by qualified and licensed staff in sufficient numbers to ensure the quality, safety, and therapeutic milieu in each facility. These services are available in a 24-hour care, non-hospital setting to referred adults who: 1) require intervention for psychiatric crisis/episode or other acute mental health problem, and 2) have physical health needs that can be met by an affiliated hospital or in an outpatient setting. The focus of these programs are prompt intervention, assessment and stabilization of the individual’s psychiatric crisis/episode. The programs admits voluntary and involuntary patients with a primary diagnosis of mental illness. For patients who have co-morbid diagnoses, the programs will coordinate appropriate s...
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RELEVANT TITLE XIX AND PHF REGULATIONS. According to the Conditions of Participation 482.61-BOOS, the assessment and diagnostic data must be collected within 60 hours of admission. The PHF regulations are more stringent and require that the major assessments be performed within 24 hours of admission. The PHF regulations must prevail at facility. The psychiatrist or medical provider must complete a Psychiatric History within 24 hours which includes: 3.3.1. A mental status examination; onset of illness and circumstances leading to admission; attitudes and behavior; estimate of intellectual functioning, memory functioning, and orientation; and an inventory of the patient’s assets in a descriptive fashion. 3.3.2. The physician must complete a history and physical examination to include a complete neurological examination when necessary. Within 72 hours of admission, social workers must perform a complete psychosocial assessment of each patient, which includes reports of interviews with patients, family members and others. In addition, the assessment must address home plans, family attitudes, and community resource contacts. Within eight hours a registered nurse must complete a nursing assessment, including history of illness, patient’s legal status, and reason for admission as stated by the patient and/or others significantly involved. This should culminate in a nursing care plan.
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