Screening and Assessment. Grantee shall:
Screening and Assessment. 1. Comply with all rules in the TAC, Title 25, Part 1, Chapter 229, Subchapter X.
Screening and Assessment. The Contractor must be trained in and utilize the screening and assessment tools as required and within the timeframes identified by MDHHS Juvenile Justice Residential (JRM) policy manuals.
Screening and Assessment. Provide screening/assessment to children/youth referred for RTC services. A referral for screening may be received from HHSC, or from an HHSC- approved designee, which is supported by written notification.
Screening and Assessment. The jail has been in compliance with all of the provisions in this section for more than a year, with one exception:
Screening and Assessment a. The County is utilizing corrections staff and/or a registered nurse to conduct suicide screenings and health screenings upon admission to the ECHC to identify the inmate’s risk for suicide or self-injurious behavior. The County agrees to implement its program to utilize a registered nurse to administer suicide and/or health screenings for inmates admitted to ECHC. In the event that a registered nurse is not available to conduct the initial screen due to staff shortages, unforeseen absences by employees, lack of coverage, or emergency, Corrections Staff may be utilized to conduct the initial screen. The suicide screen will be conducted upon admission to ECHC and upon re-entry of inmates to ECHC after sentencing. The County agrees to continue utilizing the New York State Commission of Corrections (“COC”) screening form, as modified, to include the following screening factors:
Screening and Assessment. Individuals under MDOC supervision are considered a priority population for assessment and admission for substance use disorder treatment services due to the public safety needs related to their MDOC involvement. The PIHP shall ensure timely access to supports and services in accordance with Section 26 and the Access Standards in Attachment P 4.1.1 (III) of this contract. PIHPs shall designate a point of contact within each PIHP catchment area for referral, screening and assessment problem identification and resolution. The position title and contact information will be provided to MDHHS, which will provide the information to the MDOC Central Office Personnel. PIHPs will provide this contact information to MDOC Supervising Agents in their regions. The MDOC Supervising Agent will refer individuals in need of substance use disorder treatment through the established referral process at each PIHP. The Supervising Agent will make best efforts to obtain from the individual a signed Michigan Behavioral Health Standard Consent Form (MDHHS 5515) and provide it to the PIHP and/or designated access point along with any pertinent background information and the most recent MDOC Risk Assessment summary. The Supervising Agent will assist the individual in calling the PIHP or designated access point for a substance abuse telephonic screening for services. Individuals that are subsequently referred for substance use disorder treatment as a result of a positive screening must receive an in-person assessment. If the individual referred is incarcerated, the Supervising Agent will make best efforts to facilitate service initiation and appropriate contact with the PIHP/Designated Access Point. Provided that it is possible to do so the PIHP shall make best efforts to ensure the individual receives a telephonic, video or in-person screening for services at the designated location as arranged by MDOC Supervising Agent. The PIHP/designated access point may not deny an individual an in-person assessment via phone screening. Assessments must be conducted in accordance with MDHHS-approved assessment instruments (if any) and admissions decisions based on MDHHS-approved medical necessity criteria included in this contract. In the case of MDOC supervised individuals, these assessments should include consideration of the individual’s presenting symptoms and substance use/abuse history prior to and during incarceration and consideration of their SUD treatment history while incarcerated. To...
Screening and Assessment. 5.4.1 Complete an ASQ for all children within forty-five (45) days of the child's entry to the program to achieve the early identification of developmental delays and disabilities.
Screening and Assessment. 4.4.5 The care co-ordinator (normally the Community Drug and Alcohol Team Shared Care Worker) will establish the suitability of the referred client for the shared care scheme, based on the client’s desire to meet the requirements of Shared Care community prescribing and other relevant social and environmental factors. Where necessary the Shared Care Worker will advise on alternative services for individuals who are not eligible for the Shared Care scheme.
Screening and Assessment i. The Parties must work collaboratively to develop and establish policies and procedures that address how Members must be screened and assessed for MCP Covered Services and DMC-ODS services.
