Discharge plan definition

Discharge plan means the written plan that establishes the criteria for an individual's discharge from a service and identifies and coordinates delivery of any services needed after discharge.

Discharge plan means the written plan that establishes the criteria for an individual’s discharge from a service and coordinates planning for aftercare services.

Discharge plan means a description of any operational, monitoring, contingency, and closure requirements and conditions for any discharge of effluent or leachate which may move directly or indirectly into groundwater

Examples of Discharge plan in a sentence

• Discharge plan means an individualized plan for post-hospital services that is developed by the CSB in consultation with the individual, guardian or authorized representative if one has been appointed or designated or if one is needed, and the state hospital treatment team.

• Discharge plan shall include a summary of goals met/unmet as well as identify what community resources and/or natural supports have been developed to sustain success.

• Procedures for the discharge or transfer of the resident shall be established and followed: (II, III)62.14(1) Discharge plan.

• Records shall contain at a minimum the following: – The beneficiary’s history; – Evaluation reports; – Clinical documentation (to include treatment plans and reviews); – Service documentation; – Progress notes; – Discharge plan; – Medications; – Documentation of all incidents of restraint and seclusion; and – CON form, and all other required and/or relevant forms.

• To be compatible with other regulations for other providers, we are dividing the condition into several standards— Discharge planning evaluation, Discharge plan, Transfer or referral, and Reassessment.

More Definitions of Discharge plan

Discharge plan means the plan developed for an individual that identifies the major barriers to discharge and the strategies that will be developed and implemented to overcome the barriers to enable the individual to move to the most integrated setting appropriate to the individual’s needs.

Discharge plan means a hospital or community treatment and discharge plan prepared according to Article 3 of these rules.

Discharge plan means a written plan prepared jointly with the person with a chronic mental illness, mental health staff and case manager prior to discharge, prescribing for the basic and special needs of the person upon release from the hospital.

Discharge plan means a written plan prepared by the CSB providing case management in consultation with the training center pursuant to §§ 37.2-505 and 37.2-837 of the Code of Virginia. This plan is prepared when the individual is admitted to the training center and documents the services to be provided upon discharge.

Discharge plan means a systematic, coordinated transition plan created for a child under the age of six who is leaving a group home placement to return to family or kin or to a foster family home placement in which the social worker prescribes the follow-up services to be provided to support the child and the child's family and the duration of such services.

Discharge plan or "predischarge plan" means a written plan prepared by the case

Discharge plan means a written plan initiated at an early stage of a patient’s hospitalization, which includes at least an evaluation of the patient’s needs, the development of goals for discharge, and referrals to community agencies and resources for services following discharge.