Individualized Treatment Program Clause Samples

Individualized Treatment Program i. CFMG shall identify specific deficits that result in incompetence to stand trial upon admission. Each deficit shall be listed on the individualized treatment plan and shall be targeted in the male Patient Inmate’s treatment. CFMG shall use current standardized competency assessment tools, such as the MacArthur Competency Assessment Tool, after considering the totality of clinical and forensic circumstances. ii. CFMG shall provide an individualized restoration program according to the treatment approach subscribed to by the individual treatment teams and indicated by the male Patient Inmate’s psychiatric condition, level of functioning, and legal context. iii. CFMG shall tailor individualized treatment regimens to the male Patient Inmate’s specific barrier(s) to trial competency. Deficits identified in the competency assessment upon admission to the JBCT program shall be listed in the individual treatment plan and addressed by specific treatment interventions. iv. CFMG shall conduct case conferences weekly or as needed to re-assess male Patient Inmates’ progress toward restoration of competence to allow the treatment teams to measure whether their treatment interventions are working, and whether additional treatment elements need to be incorporated into Patient Inmates’ treatment plans.
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