ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY
ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY - Regional Center of Orange County
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Appendix of Definitions August 1, 2011<br />
Assaultive Behavior:<br />
Automated External<br />
Defibrillator:<br />
Battery:<br />
California Clearance:<br />
Child Abuse:<br />
Child Abuse Central<br />
Index:<br />
Child Abuse Central<br />
Index Clearance:<br />
Conviction:<br />
Covered Individual:<br />
Crime:<br />
(Title 22 84001(a)(4a) Children’s Group Home): Violent, physical actions which are likely to<br />
Cause immediate physical harm or danger to an individual or others. Verbal assault is not<br />
considered a form of assaultive behavior.<br />
(Title 22 80001(a)(10) General CCF): a light-weight, portable device used to administer an<br />
electric shock through the chest wall to the heart. Built-in computers asses the patient’s heart<br />
rhythm to determine whether defibrillation (electric shock) is needed and then administer the<br />
shock. Audible and/or visual prompts guide the user through the process.<br />
(California Penal Code 242): Any willful and unlawful use of force or violence upon the person of<br />
another.<br />
(Title 22 80001(c)(1) General CCF): an individual has no felony or misdemeanor convictions<br />
reported by the California Department of Justice. However, the individual may have been<br />
arrested with on criminal conviction, convicted of a minor traffic offense or adjudicated as a<br />
juvenile.<br />
(CA Penal Code 11165.6 California Mandated Reporter Law for Children) a physical injury which<br />
is inflicted by other than accidental means on a child by another person. It is also the sexual<br />
abuse of a child or any act or omission proscribed by Section 273a (willful cruelty or unjustifiable<br />
punishment of a child) or 273(d) (unlawful corporal punishment or injury). It is also the neglect of<br />
a child or abuse in out-of-home care, as defined in this article. It does not mean a mutual affray<br />
between minors. It does not include an injury caused by reasonable and necessary force used<br />
by a peace officer acting within the course & scope of his or her employment as a peace officer.<br />
(Title 22 80001(c)(7) General CCF): the California Department of Justice maintained statewide,<br />
multi-jurisdictional, centralized index of child abuse investigation reports. These reports pertain to<br />
alleged incidents of physical abuse, sexual abuse, mental/emotional abuse and/or severe<br />
neglect. Each child protection agency (police, sheriff, county welfare and probation departments)<br />
is required by law to forward to the California Department of Justice a report of every child abuse<br />
incident it investigates, unless an incident is determined to be unfounded.<br />
(Title 22 80001(c)(8) General CCF) the California Department of Justice has conducted a name<br />
search of the index and the search did not result in a match or the search resulted in a match but<br />
the California Department of Social services determined after an investigation that the allegation<br />
of child abuse or neglect was not substantiated.<br />
(Title 22 80001(c)(19) General CCF): a criminal conviction in California or any criminal conviction<br />
of another state, federal, military or other jurisdiction, which if committed or attempted in<br />
California, would have been punishable as a crime in California.<br />
(Social Security Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act): anyone who is an owner, operator,<br />
employee, manager, agent or contractor of the long term care facility.<br />
(Social Security Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act): a crime is identified by law of the<br />
applicable political subdivision where a LTC facility is located.<br />
Criminal Record<br />
Clearance: (Title 22 80001(c)(20) General CCF): an individual has a California and FBI clearance.<br />
Client to Client abuse:<br />
(Agency initiated definition - NOT IN LAW) The willful physical motion or action, (e.g., hitting,<br />
slapping, punching, kicking, pinching, etc.) from one individual receiving services to another<br />
individual receiving services, by which bodily harm or trauma occurs and by which requires the<br />
provision of emergency medical treatment.<br />
or<br />
The willful physical motion or action, (e.g., hitting, slapping, punching, kicking, pinching, etc.)<br />
from one individual receiving services to another individual receiving services, by which bodily<br />
harm or trauma occurs not requiring emergency medical treatment and by which a pattern has<br />
been established and no interventions to protect the individual subjected to the abuse have been<br />
established by the facility.<br />
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(Agency Name), Inc. FAQs Employee responsibilities for reporting abuse, neglect and mistreatment<br />
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