Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 9, § 4355 - Definitions and Terms
(a) The following definitions apply.
(1) "Access" shall mean a patient's privilege
to move about on state hospital grounds.
(A)
"Escorted Access" shall mean a patient's privilege to move about on state
hospital grounds when accompanied by staff.
(B) "Unescorted Access" shall mean a
patient's privilege to move about on hospital grounds when unaccompanied by
hospital staff.
(2)
"Commitment Type" shall mean the statutory basis for each patient's commitment
to the Department of State Hospitals:
(A)
Penal Code sections
1026 et
seq.;
(B) Penal Code section
1026.5;
(C) Penal Code section
1370;
(D) Penal Code section
1370.01;
(E) Penal Code section
1372,
subdivision (e);
(F) Penal Code
section
1610;
(G) Penal Code section
2684;
(H) Penal Code section
2962;
(I) Penal Code section
2970;
(J) Penal Code section
2972;
(K) Penal Code section
2974;
(L) Welfare and Institutions Code section
702.3;
(M) Welfare and Institutions Code section
1756;
(N) Welfare and Institutions Code section
5008,
subdivision (h)(1)(A);
(O) Welfare
and Institutions Code section
5008,
subdivision (h)(1)(B);
(P) Welfare
and Institutions Code section
5150;
(Q) Welfare and Institutions Code section
5250;
(R) Welfare and Institutions Code section
5260;
(S) Welfare and Institutions Code section
5303;
(T) Welfare and Institutions Code section
5304;
(U) Welfare and Institutions Code section
5353;
(V) Welfare and Institutions Code section
5358;
(W) Welfare and Institutions Code section
6316;
(X) Welfare and Institutions
Code section
6000;
or
(Y) Welfare and Institutions
Code sections
6600
et seq.
(3) "DSH" shall
mean the Department of State Hospitals.
(4) "Executive Staff" shall mean a state
hospital's Executive Director or designee, Clinical Administrator or designee,
Medical Director or designee, Hospital Administrator or designee, Chief of
Hospital Police or designee, and Nurse Administrator or designee.
(5) "Hospital Access System" shall mean the
Department of State Hospitals' system for the state hospitals to regulate the
movement of patients in each state hospital.
(6) "Program Staff" shall mean a state
hospital's Program Director or designee, Nursing Coordinator or designee, Unit
Supervisor or Supervising Registered Nurse or designee, Program Assistants or
designees, Discipline Chiefs or designees, and Senior Clinicians or
designees.
(7) "State Hospital" or
"State Hospitals" shall mean one or all of the hospitals operated by the
Department of State Hospitals:
(A) Department
of State Hospitals--Atascadero;
(B)
Department of State Hospitals--Coalinga;
(C) Department of State
Hospitals--Metropolitan;
(D)
Department of State Hospitals--Napa; and
(E) Department of State
Hospitals--Patton.
(8)
"Treatment Team" shall mean the unit staff who provide treatment to a patient,
composed of multidisciplinary professionals who observe the patient, evaluate
the extent of a patient's progress in treatment progress, and identify
impediments to progress.
(9)
"Treatment Team Conference" shall mean a regularly scheduled meeting between
the Treatment Team and the patient to discuss progress in treatment, identify
any impediments to progress, and offer support to the patient in accomplishing
their treatment goals.
(10) "Unit
Staff" shall mean any staff member assigned to a patient's unit, including but
not limited to the Treatment Team, Registered Nurse, Licensed Vocational Nurse,
Psychiatric Technician, Psychiatric Technician Assistant, shift lead, and Unit
Supervisor.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Sections 4005.1, 4011, 4027, 4101 and 4312, Welfare and Institutions Code. Reference: Sections 4005.1, 4011, 4027, 4101 and 4312, Welfare and Institutions Code.
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