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Notice: 13858795

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE

Division:

Medical

Chapter:

Health Services

Overview

RULE:

63M-2.001	Purpose and Scope
63M-2.002	Definitions
63M-2.003	Administrative Health Services Components
63M-2.0031	Designated Health Authority
63M-2.0032	Role of the Superintendant/Facility Director in Healthcare Services
63M-2.0033	Nursing Staff Requirements
63M-2.0034	Non-Licensed Staff Providing Health Services
63M-2.0035	Protocols and Procedures
63M-2.0036	Service Agreements
63M-2.0037	Verification of Credentials
63M-2.0038	Students or Interns
63M-2.0039	Interdisciplinary Risk Reduction/Quality Improvement
63M-2.004	Admission Process
63M-2.0041	Healthcare Admission Screening
63M-2.0042	Medical Emergencies Upon Admission or During Screening
63M-2.0043	Routine Notification of the Designated Health Authority Upon Admission
63M-2.0044	Tuberculosis (TB) Control and Screening
63M-2.0045	Medical Alert System
63M-2.0046	Healthcare Orientation of Committed Youth
63M-2.0047	Health-Related History (HRH)
63M-2.0048	Comprehensive Physical Assessment (CPA)
63M-2.005	Consent and Notification Requirements
63M-2.0051	Routine Consent - Authority for Evaluation and Treatment (AET)
63M-2.0052	Special Consent
63M-2.0053	Notification
63M-2.006	Sick Call
63M-2.008	Periodic Evaluations
63M-2.009	Episodic Care
63M-2.010	Girls Gender Responsive Medical Services
63M-2.020	Medication Management
63M-2.021	Pharmacy Permits and Licenses
63M-2.022	Verification and Procurement of Medications Prescribed Prior to Admission
63M-2.023	Transfer of Youth's Medications
63M-2.024	Receipt and Storage of Medications
63M-2.025	Inventory and Storage of Sharps
63M-2.026	Inventory of Medications
63M-2.027	Disposal of Medications
63M-2.030	Routine Medication Administration
63M-2.031	Youth Self-Administration of Oral Medication Assissted by Trained Non-Licensed Staff
63M-2.032	Youth Refusal of Medication
63M-2.033	Youth Hoarding of Medication and Swallowing Difficulties
63M-2.034	Administration of Parenteral Medications
63M-2.035	Medication Evaluations and Serum Drug Level Monitoring
63M-2.036	Adverse Drug Events and Medication Errors
63M-2.037	Education of Youth on Medications
63M-2.040	Environmental and Exercise Precautions
63M-2.050	Infection Control - Regulations and Training
63M-2.051	Needle Stick Injuries/Exposure
63M-2.052	HIV Counseling and Testing
63M-2.053	Lice (Pediculosis) and Scabies
63M-2.054	Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureas (MRSA)
63M-2.055	Health Department Reporting of Infectious Disease
63M-2.060	Individual Health Care Record (IHCR)
63M-2.061	Record Documentation, Development and Maintenance
63M-2.062	Core Health Profile
63M-2.063	Interdisciplinary Health Record
63M-2.064	Storage, Security and Control of the Individual Health Care Record
63M-2.070	Health Education
63M-2.080	Transitional Healthcare Planning
63M-2.081	Youth Release to the Community
63M-2.082	Transfer from Residential Commitment Program

PURPOSE:

The rule chapter establishes statewide requirements for the provision of health care treatment services for youth in the care and custody of the department.

SUMMARY:

The rule chapter complies with the statutory mandate found in section 985.64(2)(a), for rules ensuring the provision of medical care for youth in facilities and programs operated or contracted by the department.  The rules establish statewide requirements governing the admission process, screening, sick call, evaluation and treatment, medication management, infection control, and the keeping of youth health records.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

985.64(2) FS

LAW:

985.64(2), 985.145, 985.18 FS

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

11/27/2013 Vol. 39/231

COMMENTS:

From 11/27/2013 To 12/18/2013 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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