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WSR 13-02-028 Washington State Register, Issue 13-03 become a chemical dependency professional?, 388-805-220 What are the requirements to be a probation assessment officer?, 388-805-225 What are the requirements to be a probation assessment officer trainee?, 388-805-230 What are the requirements for supervising probation assessment officer trainees?, 388-805-240 What are the requirements for student practice in treatment agencies?, 388-805-250 What are the requirements to be an information school instructor?, 388- 805-260 What are the requirements for using volunteers in a treatment agency?, 388-805-300 What must be included in the agency clinical manual?, 388-805-305 What are patients' rights requirements in certified agencies?, 388-805-310 What are the requirements for chemical dependency assessments?, 388-805-315 What are the requirements for treatment, continuing care, transfer, and discharge plans?, 388-805-320 What are the requirements for a patient record system?, 388- 805-325 What are the requirements for patient record content?, 388-805-330 What are the requirements for reporting patient noncompliance?, 388-805-350 What are the requirements for outcomes evaluation?, 388-805-400 What are the requirements for detoxification providers?, 388-805-410 What are the requirements for detox staffing and services?, 388-805-500 What are the requirements for residential providers?, 388-805-510 What are the requirements for residential providers admitting youth?, 388-805-520 What are the requirements for youth behavior management?, 388-805-530 What are the requirements for intensive inpatient services?, 388-805-540 What are the requirements for recovery house services?, 388-805-550 What are the requirements for longterm treatment services?, 388-805-600 What are the requirements for outpatient providers?, 388-805-610 What are the requirements for intensive outpatient treatment services?, 388-805-620 What are the requirements for outpatient services?, 388-805-625 What are the requirements for outpatient services for persons subject to RCW 46.61.5056?, 388-805- 630 What are the requirements for outpatient services in a school setting?, 388-805-640 What are the requirements for providing offsite chemical dependency treatment services?, 388-805-700 What are the requirements for opiate substitution treatment program providers?, 388-805-710 What are the requirements for opiate substitution medical management?, 388-805-715 What are the requirements for opiate substitution medication management?, 388-805-720 What are the requirements for drug testing in opiate substitution treatment?, 388-805-730 What are the requirements for opiate substitution treatment dispensaries?, 388-805-740 What are the requirements for opiate substitution treatment counseling?, 388-805-750 What are the requirements for opiate substitution treatment take-home medications?, 388-805-800 What are the requirements for ADATSA assessment services?, 388-805-810 What are the requirements for DUI assessment providers?, 388-805-820 What are the requirements for alcohol and other drug information school?, 388- 805-830 What are the requirements for information and crisis services?, 388-805-840 What are the requirements for emergency service patrol?, 388-805-855 What are the requirements for screening and brief intervention services?, 388- 816-0001 What is the purpose of this chapter?, 388-816-0005 What definitions are important throughout this chapter?, 388- 816-0010 What problem and pathological gambling treat- <strong>Proposed</strong> [ 18 ] ment programs are certified by the department?, 388-816- 0015 How do I apply for certification as a new problem and pathological gambling treatment program?, 388-816-0020 How do currently certified or licensed agencies apply for added service?, 388-816-0025 What are the requirements for treatment program facilities?, 388-816-0030 How does the department conduct an examination of facilities?, 388-816- 0035 How does the department determine disqualification or denial of an application?, 388-816-0040 What happens after I make application for certification?, 388-816-0045 How do I apply for an exemption?, 388-816-0070 What do I need to do to maintain program certification?, 388-816-0075 What do I need to do for a change in ownership?, 388-816-0080 What do I do to relocate or remodel a facility?, 388-816-0085 How does the department assess penalties?, 388-816-0090 How does the department cancel certification?, 388-816-0095 How does the department suspend or revoke certification?, 388-816-0100 What is the prehearing, hearing and appeal process?, 388-816-0105 What are the requirements for the governing body of the program?, 388-816-0110 What are the key responsibilities required of a program administrator?, 388-816-0115 What must be included in a program administrative manual?, 388-816-0120 What must be included in a treatment program personnel manual?, 388-816-0125 What are treatment program personnel file requirements?, 388- 816-0130 What are the minimum qualifications for clinical staff members providing problem and pathological gambling treatment?, 388-816-0135 What must be included in the treatment program clinical manual?, 388-816-0140 What are clients' rights requirements in certified treatment programs?, 388-816-0145 What are the requirements for problem and pathological gambling assessments?, 388-816-0150 What are the requirements for treatment, continuing care, transfer, and discharge plans?, 388-816-0155 What are the requirements for a client record system?, 388-816-0160 What are the requirements for client record content?, 388-816-0165 What are the requirements for reporting client noncompliance?, 388-816-0170 What are the requirements for outcomes evaluation?, 388-816-0175 What are the requirements for outpatient services?, 388-816-0180 What are the requirements for providing off-site problem and pathological gambling treatment services?, 388-865-0103 Fee requirements for mental health treatment programs, 388-865-0410 Consumer rights, 388-865-0415 Access to services, 388-865-0430 Clinical record, 388-865-0435 Consumer access to their clinical record, 388-865-0436 Clinical record access procedures, 388-865-0440 Availability of consumer information, 388- 865-0445 Establishment of procedures to bill for services, 388-865-0450 Quality management process, 388-865-0452 Emergency crisis intervention services—Additional standards, 388-865-0453 Peer support services, 388-865-0454 Provider of crisis telephone services only, 388-865-0456 Case management services—Additional standards, 388-865- 0458 Psychiatric treatment, including medication supervision—Additional standards, 388-865-0462 Day treatment services—Additional standards, 388-865-0464 Consumer employment services—Additional standards, 388-865-0465 Adult residential treatment facility certification—Additional standards, 388-865-0466 Community support outpatient certification—Additional standards, 388-865-0468 Emergency
crisis intervention services certification—Additional standards, 388-865-0470 The process for initial licensing of service providers, 388-865-0472 Licensing categories, 388-865- 0476 Licensure based on deemed status, 388-865-0478 Renewal of a community support service provider license, 388-865-0480 Procedures to suspend, or revoke a license, 388-865-0482 Procedures to contest a licensing decision, and 388-865-0484 Process to certify providers of involuntary services. Hearing Location(s): Office Building 2, Lookout Room, DSHS Headquarters, 1115 Washington, Olympia, WA 98504 (public parking at 11th and Jefferson. A map is available at http://www1.dshs.wa.gov/msa/rpau/RPAU-OB-2directions. html), on February 26, 2013, at 10:00 a.m. Date of Intended Adoption: Not earlier than February 27, 2013. Submit Written Comments to: DSHS Rules Coordinator, P.O. Box 45850, Olympia, WA 98504, e-mail DSHS RPAURulesCoordinator@dshs.wa.gov, fax (360) 664-6185, by 5 p.m. on February 26, 2013. Assistance for Persons with Disabilities: Contact Jennisha Johnson, DSHS rules consultant, by January 15, 2013, TTY (360) 664-6178 or (360) 664-6094 or by e-mail at jennisha.johnson@dshs.wa.gov. Purpose of the Proposal and Its Anticipated Effects, Including Any Changes in Existing Rules: The new rules in chapters 388-877A, 388-877B, and 388-877C WAC will establish program-specific rules for mental health, chemical dependency, and problem and pathological gambling services and replace the current rules in chapters 388-865, 388- 816, and 388-805 WAC. The new rules support the department's proposed chapter 388-877 WAC, which will establish general administrative standards for agencies that provide behavioral health services. Reasons Supporting Proposal: The new rules provide agencies with program-specific rules for mental health, chemical dependency, and/or problem and pathological gambling treatment programs that support the department's proposed chapter 388-877 WAC, which will establish general administrative standards for agencies that provide behavioral health services. The rules cross reference to the definitions in proposed WAC 388-877-0200 that merges and places into one section definitions for terms and phrases that apply to both the general behavioral health services administrative rules and the behavioral health services program-specific rules. Statutory Authority for Adoption: Chapters 70.02, 70.96A, 71.05, 71.24, 71.34, 74.50 RCW; RCW 74.08.090, 43.20A.890; 42 C.F.R. Part 8. Statute Being Implemented: Chapters 70.02, 70.96A, 71.05, 71.24, 71.34, 74.50 RCW; RCW 74.08.090, 43.20A.890; 42 C.F.R. Part 8. Rule is not necessitated by federal law, federal or state court decision. Name of Proponent: Department of social and health services, governmental. Name of Agency Personnel Responsible for Drafting: Kathy Sayre, P.O. Box 45330, Olympia, WA 98504-5330, (360) 725-1342; Implementation and Enforcement: Pete Washington State Register, Issue 13-03 WSR 13-02-028 Marburger, P.O. Box 45330, Olympia, WA 98504-5330, (360) 725-1513. A small business economic impact statement has been prepared under chapter 19.85 RCW. Small Business Economic Impact Statement SUMMARY OF PROPOSED RULES: DSHS (the department's) division of behavioral health and recovery (DBHR) is proposing new chapter 388-877A WAC, Mental health services, chapter 388-877B WAC, Chemical dependency services, and chapter 388-877C WAC, Problem and pathological gambling services. The purpose and scope of these new chapters is to establish program-specific rules for mental health, chemical dependency and problem and pathological gambling services that replace the current rules in chapters 388-865, 388-816, and 388-805 WAC. The new rules support the department's proposed chapter 388-877 WAC, which establishes administrative standards for agencies that provide mental health, chemical dependency, and problem and pathological gambling services. These rules: (1) Repeal chapters 388-805, 388-816 WAC and sections in chapter 388-865 WAC and replace them with new chapters 388-877A, 388-877B, and 388-877C WAC. (2) Support proposed chapter 388-877 WAC which allows for a single set of agency administrative, personnel, and clinical policies and procedures that address specific treatment populations and levels of care. (3) Provide program-specific rules in proposed chapters 388-877A, 388-877B, and 388-877C WAC for agencies licensed under chapter 388-877 WAC that choose to provide mental health, chemical dependency, and/or problem and pathological gambling services. INVOLVEMENT OF STAKEHOLDERS AND SMALL BUSI- NESSES: The department filed a CR-101 (preproposal statement of inquiry) under WSR 11-09-067 on April 19, 2011. On April 27, 2011, copies of the CR-101 were sent to tribal leaders and all stakeholders and providers listed in DBHR's listserv data base. In July 2012, the department invited several stakeholder participants to assist in drafting the program-specific rules for mental health services. The group met on five separate occasions. During each work session, the draft rules were distributed and discussed. Revisions were made during each meeting to reflect the consensus of the group. In October 2012, the department invited several stakeholder participants to assist in drafting the program-specific rules for chemical dependency services. The group met for two all day sessions on October 1 and October 22. During each work session, the draft rules were distributed and discussed. Revisions were made during each meeting to reflect the consensus of the group. In October 2012, the department sent a draft of the program-specific rules for problem and pathological gambling to the Evergreen Counsel on Problem Gambling and the selected representative for the Problem Gambling Advisory Committee. The draft was discussed and revisions were made to the draft rules based on suggestions provided by stakeholders. [ 19 ] <strong>Proposed</strong>
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