Discharge Process. The Service Provider will provide the Client with detailed discharge instructions including the contact information for their attending surgeon and/or covering surgeons in the event of post-operative emergency. Emergency Room information for any after hour needs and any immediately required supplies/medications will also be provided. Prescriptions for additional supplies/medications will be provided along with discharge information.
Discharge Process a. Contractor shall comply with all involuntary move-out criteria set forth in OAR 411-054-0080;
b. Contractor shall notify the Contract Administrator and ODHS Designee in writing of their intent to issue an Involuntary move-out notice;
c. Contractor shall provide the Contract Administrator and ODHS Designee with a copy of the approved move-out notice; and
d. Contractor shall engage in discharge and transition planning with the Individual and their identified support network, as well as the Contract Administrator and ODHS Designee.
Discharge Process a. Contractor shall comply with all involuntary move-out criteria set forth in OAR 000-000-000 through 411-088-0080.
b. Contractor shall notify the Contract Administrator and ODHS Designee of their intent to issue an involuntary move-out notice, documenting agreement by IDT that the program can no longer meet the needs of the Individual, define strategies or resources needed to withdraw the Involuntary Move-Out notice, documentation of any instituted Risk Agreements and implementation of any emergency 1-to-1 staffing.
c. Contractor shall provide the Contract Administrator and ODHS Designee with a copy of the approved move-out notice.
d. Contractor shall engage in discharge and transition planning with the Individual and their identified support network, including the Contract Administrator and ODHS Designee.
Discharge Process a. Involuntary moves, transfers and discharges must be in accordance with the OAR 411-054-0080.
b. Contractor shall notify the DHS Contract Administrator and DHS Designee in writing of their intent to issue an involuntary move-out notice.
c. Contractor shall provide the DHS Contract Administrator [XXX.Xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx] and DHS Designee with a copy of the move-out notice when transmitted to licensing.
d. Contractor shall engage in discharge and transition planning with the Individual and their identified support network including the DHS Contract Administrator and DHS Designee.
Discharge Process. (a) No Client served under this Contract may be discharged from the home without the prior review and approval by the ODHS Designee and the Client's Care Planning Team.
(b) Contractor shall ensure that the Care Planning Team has been convened in a timely manner and has documented attempts to provide supports needed to maintain the Client's placement in the home. If the Client's needs cannot be addressed or if the Client wants to move voluntarily then the Care Planning Team must develop a discharge or transition plan to support the Client. Documentation of Care Planning Team efforts must be completed prior to and attached to any move out notice(s) required under licensing rules.
(c) Clients approved for admission under this Contract do not have to be discharged if they no longer meet Target Group criteria, as long as they continue to receive comparable services they may remain in the home at the specific needs contracted rate under this Contract.
(d) Involuntary moves, transfers and discharges must be in accordance with the ODHS Adult Xxxxxx Homes Administrative Rules OAR Chapter 411, division 050 rules.
(e) Contractor shall complete a Form 492, Resident Discharge Report Specific Need Contract documenting all discharges.
Discharge Process. The Provider is required to write to the patient’s GP after each consultation and following discharge from the service to report on the patient’s progress outlining the patient’s treatment plan and the patient reported outcomes following treatment. The referring GP should be contacted by the Provider in writing within 7 working days of discharge from the service provision.
Discharge Process. The full discharge process and cost will be jointly agreed with the placing local authority and CCG before any discharge commences. The placing local authority and CCG will jointly facilitate the full discharge process involving practitioners to include clinicians (nurses and social workers etc). They will hold the case for the full discharge process.
Discharge Process a. In the event that an Individual is admitted into a hospital or other acute care setting and the Contractor determines through re-assessment that the Individual’s needs cannot continue to be met, Contractor shall comply with immediate involuntary move out criteria outlined in OAR 411-054. Contractor shall immediately notify the DHS Designee, Service Planning Team, the Individual and/or Individual’s family or designated representative. The Contractor shall continue to participate in developing a discharge plan with the Service Planning Team, DHS Designee, the Individual and/or Individual’s family or designated representative.
b. If the Contractor intends to issue an involuntary move out notice unrelated to circumstances described in a. above, Program Manager shall ensure that the Service Planning Team is convened in a timely manner to conduct discharge reviews.
(1) The Service Planning Team must document all attempts to provide supports needed to maintain the Individual’s placement.
(2) The Service Planning Team must develop a discharge or transition plan to support the Individual, regardless of whether the discharge is voluntary or involuntary.
(3) Documentation of (1) and (2) above must be implemented prior to and attached to any move out notice(s) required by OAR 411-054.
Discharge Process. 1) No Client served under this Contract may be discharged from the home without prior review and approval by the ODHS Designee and the Client’s Care Planning Team.
2) Contractor shall ensure that the Care Planning Team has been convened in a timely manner to conduct discharge reviews.
3) The team must document all attempts to provide supports needed to maintain the Client’s placement in the home.
4) The team must develop a discharge or transition plan to support the Client regardless of whether the discharge is voluntary or involuntary.
5) Documentation of 1) and 2) above must be implemented prior to and attached to any move out notice(s) required under licensing rules.
6) Involuntary moves, transfers, and discharges must be in accordance with the ODHS Adult Xxxxxx Homes Administrative Rules OAR Chapter 411 Division 050 rules.
7) Contractor shall compete a Form 492 located at xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/cf1/DHSforms/Forms/Served/se0492.pdf %20To%20be%20completed%20by%20provider,se0492.doc,se 0492.pdf,,,,,, xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/cfl/DHSforms/Forms/Served/-,, xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/cfl/DHSforms/Forms/Served/-
Discharge Process a. Contractor shall comply with all Involuntary Move-Out criteria set forth in OAR 411- 054-0080;
b. Contractor shall consult with the Contract Administrator and ODHS Designee prior to the issuance of an Involuntary Move-Out notice. In the absence of the Contract Administrator, it is appropriate for the Contractor to consult solely with the ODHS Designee;
c. Contractor shall provide the Contract Administrator and ODHS Designee with a copy of the approved Involuntary Move-Out notice; and
d. Contractor shall engage in transition planning with the Individual and their current support network outside of the program to facilitate a safe and sound transition.
