COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES Sample Clauses

COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES. The Provider is responsible for providing comprehensive medical healthcare services to all patients in DDOC custody regardless of sentencing status. Comprehensive healthcare services encompass outpatient and infirmary medical, nursing, ancillary, dental and pharmacy management services (in concert with DDOC’s Pharmaceutical Provider), specialty consultation, emergency transportation and in-patient hospital services. Comprehensive healthcare services to be provided include (but are not limited to) services listed below of which a select number are further expanded upon in subsequent paragraphs. Care provided must be in keeping with current and future NCCHC & ACA Standards, DDOC policies, and current medical standards of care and guidelines as set forth by the relevant medical, nursing, and other professional organizations. Service domain Applicable DDOC policies (not exhaustive list) Receiving/Intake Screening E-02 Intake Screening Patient Transfer Screening E-09 Continuity, Coordination, and Quality of Care During Incarceration E-03 Transfer Screening Health Assessments E-04 Initial Health Assessment Dental Services E-06 Oral Care Optometry and Podiatry Services D-03 Clinic Space, Equipment, and Supplies E-09 Continuity, Coordination, and Quality of Care During Incarceration Dietary Consultation D-05 Medical Diets Sick Call E-07 Non-Emergency Healthcare Request & Services E-09 Continuity, Coordination, and Quality of Care During Incarceration Chronic and Long-Term Care F-01 Patients with Chronic Disease and Other Special Needs F-07 Care for the Terminally Ill Infirmary Care E-09 Continuity, Coordination, and Quality of Care During Incarceration F-02 Infirmary Level Care Emergency Care D-07 Emergency Services and Response Plan E-09 Continuity, Coordination, and Quality of Care During Incarceration Pharmacy Management Services D-01 Pharmaceutical Operations D-02 Medication Services Preferred Medication List Women’s Health Care E-09 Continuity, Coordination, and Quality of Care During Incarceration F-05 Counseling and Care of the Pregnant patient B-06 Contraception Preventive Care/ Well visits E-09 Continuity, Coordination, and Quality of Care During Incarceration Medical Records Management A-08 Health Record Medication Administration C-05 Medication Administration Training D-02 Medication Services F-04 Medically Supervised Withdrawal and Treatment Specialty Care Including Dialysis E-09 Continuity, Coordination, and Quality of Care During Incarceration
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