SCREENING FOR CRISES Sample Clauses

SCREENING FOR CRISES a. Access system staff shall first determine whether the presenting mental health need is urgent, emergent or routine and, if so, will address emergent and urgent need first. To assure understanding of the problem from the point of view of the person who is seeking help, methods for determining urgent or emergent situations must incorporate “caller or client-defined” crisis situations. Workers must be able to demonstrate empathy as a key customer service method.
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SCREENING FOR CRISES a. Access system staff shall first determine whether the presenting mental health need is urgent, emergent or routine and, if so, will address emergent 3 For definition of emergent and urgent situations, see MHC §330.1100a and 1100d 4 42 CFR § 438.10. MDCH/PIHP & CMHSP Contracts, Part II, Section 3.4.2. MDCH AFP, Section 3.1.8 5 42 CFR §438.114 6 MDCH/PIHP & CMHSP Contracts, Part II, Section 3.4.1 and Attachment 3.4.1.1; MCL 330.1706 and urgent need first. To assure understanding of the problem from the point of view of the person who is seeking help, methods for determining urgent or emergent situations must incorporate “caller or client-defined” crisis situations. Workers must be able to demonstrate empathy as a key customer service method.

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