CCHP Standards for Health Services in Jails (Everything You Need for CCH Exam) Latest Update.

CCHP Standards for Health Services in Jails (Everything You Need for CCH Exam) Latest Update. 1. Knowingly do not care for a PT: This is refusing the PT access to care. 2. Landmark Case Estelle vs Gamble 1976. What is deliberate inditterence? Access to care is directly related to 3. Juveniles: With this group You are not allowed to assess the co-pays for medical sick calls. 4. security regulations - Health staff has to abide by the security regula- tions. 5. Correctional Facility poli- cy. 6. Medical Director. CQI meets at least quarterly. 7. Greater than 500 IMs will need 2 reviews Health Statt & Security: Health statt will need to be oriented about the Company Policies: These cannot go against any CQI Committee: The person in charge of this is the Yearly Reviews per Process Review & Outcome Studies: Greater than 500 IMs will need reviews, Less than 500 IMs will need Less than 500 IMs will review. need just 1 review. 8. if the juvenile presents as a risk of security. Privacy with Security CO's and assessments: In Jail COs are allowed to be near health statt per CO's receive HIPPA training, however when it comes to private exams privacy is needed as in Breast exam, rectum exams etc. With Juvenile facilities- COs are only present if 9. sealed. Records: If records are transferred with the PT, the record needs to be 10. medical director. Clinical Morality Review: This is completed by the 11. - Pts name, DOB, ID Num- ber. - Cause of death. - Manner of death. - Age at death. - Date of clinical review. - Date of Administrative review. - Date of findings of review shared with staff. - Date of psychological au- topsy if applicable. Log of Deaths: This will include 12. parents, guardian or juve- Juveniles with emergency notification: If the juvenile has no family / nile department has to be guardian to complete the forms for consent to treatment, then the contacted probation statt will complete this. If there are cases of serious illness, injury, or death the 13. are no fees for services Fees: With Juvenile there 14. within 4 hours. Screenings: With Juveniles the screening takes place It is required with Juveniles that they be screened for sexual diseases. With Juveniles the screening questions will assess hx or recent sexual encounters. 15. soon as possible. Adults (Jail) the screening is completed 16. 7 days Transfer Screening: Juvenile assessments completed within 17. a timely manner. 18. Juvenile assessments Transfer Screening: Juvenile assessments completed within 7 days - Jail is in Initial Health Assessments: Juvenile assessments completed completed 7 days. days. Jail is days. Jail is 14 days. 19. Juvenile assessments MH assessment: Juvenile assessments completed days. Jail is completed 7 days. Jail is ASAP or no later than 14 days. 20. Jail completed ASAP or no later than 14 days. Juvenile is 7 days. Prison is 7 days. 21. Juvenile it is 7 days. Jail is 14 days. Oral Screening occurs: Jail completed Juvenile is . Prison is Oral Education occurs: This can be completed when the screening process is done. With Juvenile it is . Jail is 22. 24hrs after scheduled. Sick calls: Need to be completed within This is the same for all facilities Juvenile, Prison and Jail. 23. that the staff are trained (Quizzes etc.). Evidence of annual review and training or retraining of staff. Nursing Protocols: There needs to be evidence of what individualized Pts with chronic diseases and other special needs: The treatm