048-25 Wyo. Code R. §§ 25-22 - Records
(a) A center shall maintain a log of all
patients. The log must include, as applicable:
(i) The patient's name;
(ii) The patient's date and time of
arrival;
(iii) The patient's mode
of arrival;
(iv) The patient's
chief complaint;
(v) Whether the
patient was treated, or refused or was denied treatment;
(vi) The time of discharge or
transfer;
(vii) The place that the
patient discharged or transferred to, including home or hospital; and
(viii) The mode of discharge
transportation.
(b) If a
patient receives services at a center, the center shall create and maintain a
patient medical record. A patient medical record must include, as applicable:
(i) The patient's identification and social
data;
(ii) The patient's chief
complaint;
(iii) The patient's
triage level;
(iv) The patient's
pertinent medical history;
(v) The
patient's properly executed consent forms;
(vi) Reports of medical screening
examinations, diagnostic and laboratory test results, and consultation
findings;
(vii) All practitioners'
orders and notes, nurses' notes, and reports of treatment and
medications;
(viii) Any other
pertinent information necessary to monitor the patient's prognosis;
(ix) The patient's final diagnosis;
and
(x) The patient's discharge
summary.
(c) A center
shall comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
(HIPAA) of 1996, the implementing regulations of HIPAA, and any other
applicable law relating to the maintenance or disclosure of health
information.
(d) A center shall
maintain all records according to professional standards of practice, including
storage of records in a secure and designated area.
(e) A center's medical records policy must:
(i) Ensure the confidentiality of patient
records and safeguard against loss, destruction, or unauthorized use, in
accordance with applicable law;
(ii) Govern the use and removal of records
from the record storage area;
(iii)
Specify the conditions under which record information may be released and to
whom; and
(iv) Specify when the
patient's written consent is required for release of information.
(f) Personnel records shall be
maintained for each person employed at the center which include:
(i) The employment application;
(ii) Verification of criminal background
check and Central Registry check;
(iii) Licensure verification;
(iv) Current certification and competency in
Basic Life Support (BLS) and other certifications required under this
Chapter;
(v) Immunizations and
other medical tests; and
(vi)
Results of medical examinations required as a part of employment.
(g) Equipment records shall be
maintained per the manufacturer's recommendations.
Notes
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