Suicide Precautions Sample Clauses

Suicide Precautions. The jail is in substantial compliance with all of the provisions in this section. There have been no significant changes in the jail’s policies or practices around suicide prevention since Monitor’s Report #4. During the site visit, I toured the male and female suicide watch areas of the jail and reviewed the deputies’ computerized logs. I reviewed morbidity reports of suicide attempts from January to July 2016, and I observed the mental health staff assessing and treating suicidal inmates. Based on this assessment, the jail has remained in compliance with provisions in the “Suicide Prevention” section of the MOA.
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Suicide Precautions a. Suicide prevention procedures include provisions for constant direct supervision of actively suicidal prisoners and close supervision of special needs prisoners with lower levels of risk (e.g., 15 minute checks). b. Prisoners on suicide watch are immediately searched and monitored with constant direct supervision until a Qualified Mental Health Professional conducts a suicide risk assessment, determines the degree of risk, and specifies the appropriate degree of supervision. Correctional officers shall document their checks on forms that do not have pre-printed times. c. All prisoners placed on suicide precautions shall be evaluated by a qualified mental health professional before being removed from suicide watch.
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Suicide Precautions. Policies for the use of isolation cells (i.e., suicide-resistant cells) are developed and implemented.
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Suicide Precautions a. LCJ shall ensure that suicide prevention procedures include provisions for constant direct supervision of actively suicidal inmates and close supervision of special needs inmates with lower levels of risk (e.g., 15 minute checks). LCJ shall ensure that correctional officers document their checks. b. LCJ shall ensure that when staff initially place an inmate on Suicide Precautions, the inmate shall be searched and monitored with constant direct supervision until a Qualified Mental Health Professional conducts a suicide risk assessment, determines the degree of risk, and writes appropriate orders. Until such an assessment, inmates shall be placed in gowns recommended and approved for use with suicidal patients. conditions shall be altered only on the written instruction of a Qualified Mental Health Professional, except under emergency circumstances.
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Suicide Precautions a. LCJ shall ensure that suicide prevention procedures include provisions for constant direct supervision of actively suicidal inmates and close supervision of special needs inmates with lower levels of risk (e.g., 15 minute checks). LCJ shall ensure that correctional officers document their checks. b. LCJ shall ensure that when staff initially place an inmate on Suicide Precautions, the inmate shall be searched and monitored with constant direct supervision until a Qualified Mental Health Professional conducts a suicide risk assessment, determines the degree of risk, and writes appropriate orders. Until such an assessment, inmates shall be placed in gowns recommended and approved for use with suicidal patients. c. LCJ shall ensure that, at the time of placement on Suicide Precautions, Qualified Medical or Mental Health Staff shall write orders setting forth the conditions of the watch, including but not limited to allowable clothing, property, and utensils. These conditions shall be altered only on the written instruction of a Qualified Mental Health Professional, except under emergency circumstances. d. LCJ shall ensure inmates on Suicide Precautions receive regular, adequate mental status examinations by Qualified Mental Health Staff. Qualified Mental Health Staff shall assess and interact with (not just observe) inmates on Suicide Precautions on a daily basis. e. LCJ shall ensure that inmates will only be removed from Suicide Precautions after approval by a Qualified Mental Health Professional, in consultation with a psychiatrist, after a suicide risk assessment indicates it is safe to do so. A Qualified Mental Health Professional shall write appropriate discharge orders, including treatment recommendations and required mental health follow-up.
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