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COSIG Co-Occurring Disorders Conference, Hershey PA, May 15-17, 2006
Integrated Treatment Planning (continued)
7. Recovery supports for both disorders.
(Evidenced by assessment data of what
person has used before that has been
helpful and person’s preferences and by
documentation of provision of education
activities that provide information about
both/all diagnosed disorders in the chart)
F. Medication
The facility shall develop medication policies
regarding prescription medications that
address the following:
1. Documentation that includes medication,
dose, frequency, and prescribing
physician. (written documentation)
2. Monitoring medication adherence,
including self-report. (written
documentation in specific format)
Medication (continued)
3. Access to medication, if not available
within the facility. (written protocol for
how to access, including payment
sources)
4. Documentation of communication and
coordination of care among all programs
providing treatment services and
medications to the individual.
5. Education about the medications,
including side effects. (written
documentation in record)
G. Crisis Intervention
Procedures
The program shall develop policies and
procedures to address the following*:
1. Psychiatric emergencies
2. Withdrawal emergencies
3. Medication emergencies
4. Medical emergencies
5. Intoxication
6. Social Safety emergencies (e.g., Child Abuse,
Domestic Violence, Unexpected
Homelessness
G. Crisis Intervention
Procedures Documentation
‣ Evidenced by written P&P and by clear
documentation of how any of these
situations is handled when they occur
H. Communication, Collaboration
& Consultation
1. Written agreements to maintain linkages with
practitioners and organizations necessary to
support co-occurring service needs.
(Evidenced by the presence of such
agreements, including procedures for access
and collaboration)
2. Policies and procedures for integrating input
from collaborating agencies and family
members, if appropriate. (Evidenced by their
presence and by evidence of collaboration in
the assessments and treatment records
themselves)
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