Individual Service Records Sample Clauses

Individual Service Records. The CMHSP shall establish and maintain a comprehensive individual service record system consistent with the provisions MCL 330.1746(1), other requirements stipulated in statute and rule, applicable standards contained in MSA Policy Bulletin Chapter I as it relates to the Children's Waiver, and – if the CMHSP has obtained accreditation consistent with MCL 330.1232a (3) - the standards set by the national accrediting organization. The CMHSP shall maintain in a legible manner, via hard copy or electronic storage/imaging, individual service records necessary to fully disclose and document the quantity, quality, appropriateness, and timeliness of services provided. The records shall be retained for a period of seven (7) years from the date of service or termination of service for any reason. This requirement must be extended to all of the CMHSP's provider agencies.
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Individual Service Records. The CMHSP shall establish and maintain a comprehensive individual service record system consistent with the provisions MCL 330.1746(1), other requirements stipulated in statute and rule and – if the CMHSP has obtained accreditation consistent with MCL 330.1232a (3) - the standards set by the national accrediting organization. The CMHSP shall maintain in a legible manner, via hard copy or electronic storage/imaging, individual service records necessary to fully disclose and document the quantity, quality, appropriateness, and timeliness of services provided. The records shall be retained for a period of seven (7) years from the date of service or termination of service for any reason. This requirement must be extended to all of the CMHSP's provider agencies.
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