Intake Screening. Assessment The State shall develop and implement policies and procedures pertaining to intake screening in order to identify newly arrived inmates who may be at risk for suicide. The screening process shall include inquiry regarding: 1) past suicidal ideation and/or attempts; 2) current ideation, threat, plan; 3) prior mental health treatment/hospitalization; 4) recent significant loss (job, relationship, death of family
Intake Screening. WCDOC shall ensure that all inmates receive medical intake screenings. WCDOC shall:
a. Maintain and implement an appropriate medical intake screening instrument that identifies self-described and reasonably observable medical needs, including infectious diseases, and ensure timely access to a Qualified Medical Professional when presenting symptoms require such care.
b. Ensure that all initial medical intake screenings are performed by a Qualified Medical Professional prior to transfer to initial housing.
Intake Screening. Within one hour, or as soon as reasonably possible but, in any event, within no more than three (3) hours of admission, Staff shall: administer the Massachusetts Youth Screening Instrument-2nd version (“MAYSI-2”) screening tool to identify each Youth’s possible mental health needs; evaluate each Youth’s medical and mental health history; and evaluate Youth for potential suicide risk. LCJDC shall evaluate each Youth for appropriate grade placement on the next school day following the Youth’s intake.
Intake Screening. Within seven (7) days after the revised intake screening questionnaire is finalized, all intake Staff shall receive training on its use.
Intake Screening. The Permittee shall regularly inspect, clean, and maintain screens in good condition.
2.13.1 A water intake screen with round openings shall not exceed 3/32-inch diameter; a screen with square openings shall not exceed 3/32-inch measured diagonally; and a screen with slotted openings shall not exceed 0.069 inches in width. Slots must be evenly distributed on the screen area.
2.13.2 The screen shall be designed to distribute the flow uniformly over the entire screen area.
Intake Screening. 1. At any reception unit (new admission) immediately upon receipt of an inmate, a health care staff member will perform a brief medical screening to ensure timely continuity of care. This screening will be composed of a review of all available medical records and a brief interview of the inmate to ensure attention to:
a. Any obvious acute or contagious conditions requiring care.
b. Any medications that must be provided or continued.
c. Mental Health Screening to include: • Past psychiatric hospitalizations (when and where) • Suicide intent and/or suicide attempt history • Intent to hurt self or others The Intake Screening Encounter on the electronic medical record will be completed in accordance with the current Electronic Medical Record Workflow.
2. Inmates will be scheduled for an admission physical and complete history within 24 hours of arrival at the reception center. The physical examination will include but not be limited to the following:
a. Review of the Intake Screening and history in the electronic medical record.
b. Review of all available Medical/Dental Records.
c. A complete history, including blood borne pathogens risk assessment and physical examination with all findings recorded.
d. The Physical Assessment in the electronic medical record will be completed by a New Jersey licensed Physician Assistant, Physician, or NP. The Dental Screening will be completed and documented in the Electronic Medical Record.
e. Vision and hearing screening.
f. Screening for any disability that might be qualifying under Americans with Disabilities Act and any required accommodations, g. Chest X-ray where clinically indicated.
Intake Screening. 16. NCCC shall perform timely initial health screening for new inmates on the day of arrival in accordance with 22 N.Y.C.R.R. § 7010.2 and shall make every good faith effort to record and seek the inmates' cooperation to provide (1) medical, surgical, mental health, and dental history; (2) current injuries, illnesses, evidence of trauma, and xxxxx xxxxx; (3) current medications; (4) allergy information;
Intake Screening. 4.1.1 The Linkages Program process begins with an individual contacting the CONTRACTOR to request Program Services.
4.1.2 CONTRACTOR shall complete the Universal Intake Form (UIF1-R) to determine the eligibility of the potential Client for the purpose of enrollment into the Linkages Program. This process shall be used to collect Client demographics, the referral source, and information on the Client’s physician and the emergency contact.
4.1.3 If a potential Client is determined by the CONTRACTOR to be ineligible after the Intake/Screening process is complete, CONTRACTOR shall refer that person to any other appropriate resources available in the community which may be of help. These referrals and other information relevant to disposition, such as reason the individual was found ineligible, must be documented in writing by the CONTRACTOR and filed and maintained with CONTRACTOR.
4.1.3.1 Prior to receiving Program Services, Client must sign the Care Management Application and Informed Consent form (LF-2). If a potential Client refuses to sign the Care Management Application and Informed Consent form CONTRACTOR shall explain to the potential Client that he/she is thereby refusing Program Services. If the potential Client agrees to sign the Care Management Application and Informed Consent (LF-2) CONTRACTOR shall provide a copy of the signed form to the Client and place the original forms in the Client’s file. CONTRACTOR is to maintain Client records in accordance with Section 16.12
Intake Screening. The Permittee shall regularly inspect, clean, and maintain screens in good condition.
Intake Screening. Where screens are necessary to prevent impacts to aquatic organisms, the Permittee shall regularly inspect, clean, and maintain screens in good condition.
2.24.1 The water intake screens shall be securely attached (e.g., threaded or clamped) to the intake line and have a minimum wetted area of 0.25 square feet.
2.24.2 A water intake screen with round openings shall not exceed 3/32-inch diameter; a screen with square openings shall not exceed 3/32-inch measured diagonally; and a screen with slotted openings shall not exceed 0.069 inches in width. Slots must be evenly distributed on the screen area.
2.24.3 The water intake screen may be constructed of any rigid material, perforated, woven, or slotted and should have a minimum of 27% open area. Stainless steel or other corrosion-resistant material is recommended to reduce clogging due to corrosion. Care should be taken not to use materials deemed deleterious to aquatic species.
2.24.4 The screen shall be designed to distribute the flow uniformly over the entire screen area.
2.24.5 The water intake screen shall be placed in fast moving water with the long axis of the screen parallel to the streamflow. The water intake shall not be placed in pool habitat.
