1
CCHP-MH_LT
14th Amendment (1868) - ANS citizenship, due process, equal protection
ER
5 examples of unreasonable barriers to inmates access to health services -
H
ANS 1. Punishing inmates for seeking care for their health medications.
2. Assessing excess fees that prevent or deter inmates from seeking care.
IG
3. Deterring inmates from seeking care, such as holding sick call at 2am
4. Having understaffed, underfunded, poorly organized system resulting in
H
inability to provide appropriate and timely care.
G
5. Having a UR process that delays or denies necessary care.
IN
Access to Care - ANS The MH Authority ensures adequate MH services and
eliminates any barriers to inmates receiving health services in a timely manner.
LY
Access to Care - ANS The MH Authority ensures adequate MH services and
F
eliminates any barriers to inmates receiving health services in a timely manner.
Access to Custody Information - ANS MHP's have access to an inmate's
custody record when the MH authority determines that information is relevant.
, 2
Access to Custody Information - ANS MHP's have access to an inmate's
custody record when the MH authority determines that information is relevant.
Administrative meetings - ANS Quarterly, facilitate health care delivery
R
through joint monitoring, planning, and problem resolution by health and
E
correctional administrators
H
Administrative Meetings and Reports - ANS Administrative meetings are
G
held. Staff meetings are held. Stats reports are generated monthly.
HI
Administrative Meetings and Reports - ANS Administrative meetings are
G
held. Staff meetings are held. Stats reports are generated monthly.
N
Basic Mental Health Services - ANS A range of MH services are available for
I
all inmates who require them.
LY
Basic Mental Health Services - ANS A range of MH services are available for
F
all inmates who require them.
Behavioral Consultation - ANS MH staff provide behavioral consultation
when such services are needed.
, 3
Behavioral Consultation - ANS MH staff provide behavioral consultation
when such services are needed.
Chronic diseases - ANS Asthma, DM, hypercholesterolemia, HIV, HTN,
R
epilepsy, sickle cell, mental illness, TP
Clinical Autonomy -
HE ANS Qualified MH professionals have sole
responsibility for clinical decisions regarding the serious MH needs of inmates.
I
Clinical Autonomy -
G ANS Qualified MH professionals have sole
H
responsibility for clinical decisions regarding the serious MH needs of inmates.
G
Clinical Performance Enhancement - ANS Evaluates the appropriateness of
N
services delivered by all direct patient care clinicians, RNs, and LPNs. Done at
I
least annually, kept confidential. Peer review.
LY
Clinical Performance Enhancement - ANS Evaluates the appropriateness of
F
services delivered by direct patient care staff.
Clinical Record Format and Contents - ANS The MH authority approves the
method and format for recording entries into the clinical record.
CCHP-MH_LT
14th Amendment (1868) - ANS citizenship, due process, equal protection
ER
5 examples of unreasonable barriers to inmates access to health services -
H
ANS 1. Punishing inmates for seeking care for their health medications.
2. Assessing excess fees that prevent or deter inmates from seeking care.
IG
3. Deterring inmates from seeking care, such as holding sick call at 2am
4. Having understaffed, underfunded, poorly organized system resulting in
H
inability to provide appropriate and timely care.
G
5. Having a UR process that delays or denies necessary care.
IN
Access to Care - ANS The MH Authority ensures adequate MH services and
eliminates any barriers to inmates receiving health services in a timely manner.
LY
Access to Care - ANS The MH Authority ensures adequate MH services and
F
eliminates any barriers to inmates receiving health services in a timely manner.
Access to Custody Information - ANS MHP's have access to an inmate's
custody record when the MH authority determines that information is relevant.
, 2
Access to Custody Information - ANS MHP's have access to an inmate's
custody record when the MH authority determines that information is relevant.
Administrative meetings - ANS Quarterly, facilitate health care delivery
R
through joint monitoring, planning, and problem resolution by health and
E
correctional administrators
H
Administrative Meetings and Reports - ANS Administrative meetings are
G
held. Staff meetings are held. Stats reports are generated monthly.
HI
Administrative Meetings and Reports - ANS Administrative meetings are
G
held. Staff meetings are held. Stats reports are generated monthly.
N
Basic Mental Health Services - ANS A range of MH services are available for
I
all inmates who require them.
LY
Basic Mental Health Services - ANS A range of MH services are available for
F
all inmates who require them.
Behavioral Consultation - ANS MH staff provide behavioral consultation
when such services are needed.
, 3
Behavioral Consultation - ANS MH staff provide behavioral consultation
when such services are needed.
Chronic diseases - ANS Asthma, DM, hypercholesterolemia, HIV, HTN,
R
epilepsy, sickle cell, mental illness, TP
Clinical Autonomy -
HE ANS Qualified MH professionals have sole
responsibility for clinical decisions regarding the serious MH needs of inmates.
I
Clinical Autonomy -
G ANS Qualified MH professionals have sole
H
responsibility for clinical decisions regarding the serious MH needs of inmates.
G
Clinical Performance Enhancement - ANS Evaluates the appropriateness of
N
services delivered by all direct patient care clinicians, RNs, and LPNs. Done at
I
least annually, kept confidential. Peer review.
LY
Clinical Performance Enhancement - ANS Evaluates the appropriateness of
F
services delivered by direct patient care staff.
Clinical Record Format and Contents - ANS The MH authority approves the
method and format for recording entries into the clinical record.
