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In terms of care, clinical encounters should be conducted In private Who approves health record contents RHA If health records are being stored separately between disciplines, what is the minimum data that needs to be included and accessible to all health staff -Current problems -Allergies -Medications Health records should be stored where? Separate from correctional records and in secure conditions A health record is initiated when someone receives any type of health screening A clinical mortality review needs to be conducted within what time frame 30 days A psychological autopsy is preformed on all deaths by suicide, in what time frame? 30 days What is a clinical mortality review Assessment of the clinical care provided and the circumstances leading up to a death What is an administrative review Assessment of correctional and emergency response actions surrounding an inmates death
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In terms of care, clinical encounters should be conducted In private Who approves health record contents RHA If health records are being stored separately between disciplines, what is the minimum data that needs to be included and accessible to all health staff
Who conducts a psychological autopsy Psychologist or other qualified mental health professional All deaths are reviewed to determine, what...
High-risk periods for suicide are
Staff need how many hours of continuing education per year 12 hours Correctional officers receive healthcare training how often Every two years For any inmate to provide care to another inmate they must be in rolled in what Peer health related programs or reentry healthcare training programs Are inmates allowed to refuse help from inmates in rolled in reentry programs Yes What is something to be aware of in terms of inmates receiving care from an inmate in a re-entry program Gives the inmate working unwarranted power over their peers Who is the healthcare liaison A correctional officer or other person without a healthcare license What is the healthcare liaison responsible for? (Four main things)
What does KOP stand for Keep on-person What is the KOP program Self medication programs that permit responsible inmates to carry and administer their own medication If an inmate is identified with a clinically significant finding, as the results of a comprehensive screening, they should receive an initial health assessment by when? As soon as possible but no later than two working days after admission If a health assessment is deferred due to a previous (documented) health assessment being done within the last 12 months. New documentation must confirm what? The new receiving screening shows no change in health status If an inmate has recently completed a health screening but the new screening shows change in health status what needs to be repeated And initial health assessment And initial health assessment is performed when Within 2 days of arrival Violent behavior is defined as Expressive violence
Oral screenings are performed when As soon as possible but no later than 14 calendar days And initial oral examination is performed by a dentist when Within 12 months of admission What is an oral screening Visual observation of teeth and gums notation of any obvious or gross abnormalities requiring immediate referral to a dentist Oral and dental care is based on? And generally focuses on? Patient need urgent or emergent needs Discharge planning should include
Inmates whose health needs require more protective environments than that in general housing would be placed where Sheltered housing The primary method of infection control is Standard precautions The immediate objective of mental health treatment is to... Alleviate symptoms of mental disorders and to prevent relapse is in order to sustain patient's ability to function safely in their environment Treatment goals include
If a sexual assault occurs evidence is collected in house under what guidelines A collection of history and documentation of the extent of physical injury Examiner will not have a therapeutic relationship with individuals involved Personnel must be trained Victim must give consent After sexual assault follow up activities occur Prophylactic treatment and follow up care for any potential STI's Evaluation for mental health Report is made to correction authorities to get the victim and abuser separated PREA addresses what? Actions to be taken by correctional admins Inmate victims of sexual abuse should be offered Timely information Counseling Emergency contraception
Prophylactic treatment to prevent transmission of STI's In the event of sexual abuse what is of the upmost importance Immediate response After an incident of sexual assault or abuse what is needed to prevent further violence Separation of victim and alleged abuser When is the only time qualified healthcare professionals are allowed to gather forensic evidence When they are specifically trained in sexual abuse and have the victims consent Is early release available to inmates with a terminal illness Yes What are the names of the early release programs Medical parole and compassionate release