facility for admission on a basis, including arrangements for contacting the designated crisis responder; WAC 388-877-0905(1)(c) Assure communication and coordination with the individual's mental health care provider, if indicated and appropriate; and WAC 388-877-0905(1)(d) Post a copy of the statement of individual rights in a location visible to staff and agency volunteers. WAC 388-877-0905(2) An agency must document each telephone crisis response contact made, including: WAC 388-877-0905(2)(a) The date, time, and duration of the telephone call; WAC 388-877-0905(2)(b) The relationship of the caller to the person in crisis, for example self, family member, or friend; WAC 388-877-0905(2)(c) Whether the individual in crisis has a crisis plan; and WAC 388-877-0905(2)(d) The outcome of the call, including: WAC 388-877-0905(2)(d)(i) Any follow-up contacts made; WAC 388-877-0905(2)(d)(ii) Any referrals made, including referrals to emergency or other medical services; and WAC The name of the staff person who took the crisis call. WAC 388-877-0910 Crisis mental health services. Crisis mental health outreach services are face-to-face intervention services provided to assist individuals in a community setting. A community setting can
psychiatrist avail-able for consultation. WAC 388-877-1138(2) There must be a psychologist with documented evidence of skill and experience in working with children available either on the clinical staff or by consultation, responsible for planning and reviewing psychological services and for developing a written set of guidelines for psychological services. WAC 388-877-1138(3) There must be a registered nurse, with training and experience in working with psychiatrically impaired children, on staff as a or part-time employee who must be responsible for all nursing functions. WAC 388-877-1138(4) There must be a social worker with experience in working with children on staff as a full-time or part-time employee who must be responsible for social work functions and the integration of these functions into the individual treatment plan. WAC 388-877-1138(5) There must be an educational/vocational assessment of each resident with appropriate educational/vocational programs developed and implemented or assured on the basis of that assessment. WAC 388-877-1138(6) There must be an occupational therapist available who has experience in working with psychiatrically impaired children responsible for occupational therapy functions and the integration of these functions into treatment.
WAC 388-877-1154(1) In addition to meeting the agency licensure, certification, administration, personnel, and clinical requirements in WAC through 388-877-0680 and the inpatient services requirements in WAC through 388-877-1132, an agency providing competency evaluation and restoration services must be licensed by the department of health as: WAC 388-877-1154(1)(a) A residential treatment facility consistent with chapter 246-337 WAC; WAC 388-877-1154(1)(b) A general hospital consistent with chapter 246-320 WAC; WAC 388-877-1154(1)(c) A private psychiatric hospital consistent with chapter 246-322 WAC; or WAC 388-877-1154(1)(d) An inpatient evaluation and treatment facility as provided in WAC 388-877-1134 and consistent with chapter 246-337 WAC. WAC 388-877-1154(2) The administrative policies and procedures must include: WAC 388-877-1154(2)(a) Designation of a psychiatrist as the professional person in charge of clinical services at the agency; WAC 388-877-1154(2)(b) Procedures to assure the protection of individual participant rights in WAC 388-877-1156; and WAC 388-877-1154(2)(c) Procedures to assure that seclusion and restraint are used only to the extent necessary to ensure the safety of the individual see WAC 388-877-1158.