DISCHARGE CRITERIA AND PROCESS Sample Clauses

DISCHARGE CRITERIA AND PROCESS. A patient discharge policy and procedure will be developed in collaboration with the county and submitted within one month of the start of this contract
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DISCHARGE CRITERIA AND PROCESS. 4.1. CONTRACTOR will engage in discharge planning beginning at intake for each client served under this agreement. Discharge planning will include regular reassessment of client functioning, attainment of goals, determination of treatment needs and establishment of discharge goals.
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DISCHARGE CRITERIA AND PROCESS. 5.1. CONTRACTOR shall follow the discharge process as specified herein:
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DISCHARGE CRITERIA AND PROCESS. Typically, discharge planning begins at the time a licensed mental health professional determines and recommends in writing that the client is able to function independently in a community. The discharge planning process culminates with the individualized discharge plan and recommendations, which includes a written aftercare plan. This document will go with the resident at the time of discharge from the facility and to any authorized provider or facility. The discharge plan is developed with the participation of the clients, family members or authorized representatives and includes recommendation for further treatment and/or follow-up activities after discharge from the program. The Program Director and Nursing staff are responsible for the efficacy of the discharge plan. Discharge process may also be initiated in the event of the termination of the client’s program as requested by the client, client’s legal representative, licensed mental health professional, or the Program Director in the events of severe violations of admissions agreements.
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DISCHARGE CRITERIA AND PROCESS. Discharge may occur because of negative participant behaviors or may be initiated by the client at any time. Before discharge, staff will attempt resolution and support to the participant to avoid returning to a homeless situation.
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DISCHARGE CRITERIA AND PROCESS. 5.1. CONTRACTOR will engage in discharge planning beginning at the commencement of this agreement in order to transition all youth and adults by Aug. 31, 2023. Discharge planning will include regular reassessment of client functioning, attainment of goals, determination of treatment needs and establishment of discharge goals.
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