Psychiatrist Services Sample Clauses

Psychiatrist Services i. At least ninety-five percent (95%) of all cases of clients who have not received care within the previous ninety (90) day period shall be closed. ii. An active caseload of one hundred seventy-five (175) clients shall be maintained. (An active client is defined as a person who has had at least one face-to-face contact with a psychiatrist within the previous ninety (90) days.).
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Psychiatrist Services. Psychologist services; and
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Psychiatrist Services. Prescription drugs.
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Psychiatrist Services. Note: Authority cited: Section 14680, Welfare and Institutions Code. Reference: Sections 5777, 14021.3, 14021.4, 14132 and 14684, Welfare and Institutions Code.
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Psychiatrist Services. Physician services will be available on an as needed basis to Tenant for the purpose of: (Customize to institution needs, i.e., admission processing, medication management and consultation.) at the rate of $ per hour.
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Psychiatrist Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide an on-site licensed psychiatrist, on a twenty-four (24) hours per day, seven (7) days per week basis at the CSU. The licensed psychiatrists shall provide the following: a. Evaluate and treat an average of three hundred fifty (350) to four hundred fifty (450) individuals per month. b. Conduct a comprehensive assessment of all individuals presenting to the CSU. The psychiatric evaluation shall include an interview, mental-status exam, and an applicable International Classification of Diseases, 10 revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM). The basic medical screening shall include a review of systems and shall include consultation with the on-call Basic Medical Services physician as applicable. All assessments and clinical recommendations are to be completed without unnecessary delay, regardless of the time of admission. c. Issue prescriptions and order medication as clinically indicated. Medication may be psychiatric drugs and/or medical drugs to treat some ongoing medical conditions, including symptoms of alcohol or substance abuse withdrawal. d. Provide informed consent and obtain signed medication consent form for each psychotropic medication prescribed. e. Meet with individual and family or significant other as clinically indicated and available to assist crisis stabilization efforts. f. Identify an appropriate disposition of all persons admitted to the CSU within twenty three (23) hours of admission. g. Assist COUNTY mental health staff, to screen individuals referred to the CSU without delay in order to determine the most appropriate method of treatment and dispositional alternatives. h. Provide consultation and psychiatric support to the CAT, which may include telephone consultation, as well as in person psychiatric consultation and clinical recommendations for individuals who present to the CSU. i. Provide psychiatric consultation to other health professionals regarding potential mental health referrals (i.e., local medical emergency department physicians, adult crisis residential programs, etc.). j. All consultations shall be completed without unnecessary delay, regardless of the time of the request. k. Provide relevant training opportunities (i.e., on-site presentations) to CSU mental health staff a minimum of six (6) times per year. l. Attend COUNTY’s quarterly physician meetings, and other educational and/or administrative meetings arranged by the COUNTY. m. Complete mandatory trainings required by COUNTY by the specifi...
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