Discharge Summary written criteria for the discharge summary shall include:
Discharge Summary. A brief recapitulation of significant findings and events of CDCR/CCHCS patients and/or DJJ youth hospitalization, condition on discharge, the recommendations and arrangements for future care (California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Section 70749).
Discharge Summary. CONTRACTOR shall develop written procedures regarding 5 Participant discharge. Written criteria for the discharge summary shall include:
Discharge Summary. Claims for completing a discharge summary are not reimbursable. Reviewing a discharge summary with a Client for therapeutic purposes is a reimbursable service as long as it is clearly documented in the progress note.
Discharge Summary. A discharge summary shall be prepared, within 30 days, for all offenders who leave the program successfully. The summary shall include elements (1) - (5) of the discharge plan.
Discharge Summary. The attending Practitioner is responsible for ensuring that a Discharge Summary is entered or dictated within fourteen (14) days after discharge. If the Discharge Summary is dictated more than twenty-four (24) hours prior to the patient's actual discharge, the attending Practitioner must ensure the Discharge Summary is updated as necessary. The Discharge Summary should include the following: Date of Discharge Definitive final diagnosis(es) expressed in a terminology of a recognized system of disease nomenclature; Reasons for the patient's admission/registration and transfer or discharge; Significant findings and complications, if any; Procedures performed; Summary of the care, treatment and services provided (including the procedures performed, treatments rendered, the outcome(s) of such procedures and treatments and progress toward goals); The patient's condition and disposition of the patient upon discharge (including the patient's physical or psychological status) stated in a manner that allows specific comparison to the patient's condition upon admission/registration; The method of transport (if any); Provisions for follow-up care (including any appointments following discharge, how patient care needs are to be met following discharge, plans for care by providers such as home health, hospice, nursing homes or assisted living facilities and community resources or referrals made or provided to the patient); and Any other specific instructions given to the patient and/or the patient's representatives upon discharge.
Discharge Summary. 223. This information shall be made available to persons responsible for the patient's care and treatment. The records shall be organized to maximize the delivery of coordinated care and treatment and so that entries by persons of the various disciplines or areas of care and treatment may be readily cross‑referenced.
Discharge Summary. LTC Facility shall provide Hospice with a copy of the discharge summary at the time of discharge.
Discharge Summary. The NP will complete (or contribute to) the discharge summary of the patients for whom she/he is providing care. The discharge summary should facilitate transfer of accountability to the referring and primary care physicians/NPs by communicating the patient’s status at discharge, relevant medical information, and recommendations for ongoing plan of care. The NP will communicate with the primary care physician directly for any patient issues upon discharge that require timely follow-up or clarification.
