6VAC35-71-930 (A). Consent and refusal of health care services. A. The resident or parent or legal guardian, as applicable, shall be advised by an appropriately trained medical professional of (i) the material facts regarding the nature, consequences, and risks of the proposed treatment, examination, or procedure; and (ii) the alternatives to it. 6VAC35-71-930 (B). Consent and refusal of health care services. B. Health care services, as defined in 6VAC35-71-10 (definitions), be provided in accordance with § 54.1-2969 of the Code of Virginia. 6VAC35-71-930 (C). Consent and refusal of health care services. C. Residents may refuse, in writing, medical treatment and care. This subsection does not to medication refusals that are governed by 6VAC35-71-1070 (medication). 6VAC35-71-930 (D). Consent and refusal of health care services. D. When health care is rendered against the resident's will, it shall be in accordance with applicable laws and regulations Health screening at admission. 6VAC35-71-940. Health screening at admission. CRITICAL Written procedure require that: 1. To prevent newly arrived residents who pose a health or safety threat to themselves or others from being admitted to the general population, all residents shall immediately upon admission undergo a preliminary health screening consisting of a structured interview and observation by health care personnel or health trained staff. 2. Residents admitted to the facility who are identified through the screening required in subdivision 1 of this section as posing a health risk to themselves or others shall be separated from the facility's general population until they are no longer a risk. During the period of separation, the residents shall receive services approximating those available to the facility's general population, as deemed appropriate to their condition. 3. Immediate health care is provided to residents who need it. Tuberculosis screening.
6VAC35-71-930 (A). Consent and refusal of health care services. A. The resident or parent or legal guardian, as applicable, shall be advised by an appropriately trained medical professional of (i) the material facts regarding the nature, consequences, and risks of the proposed treatment, examination, or procedure; and (ii) the alternatives to it. 6VAC35-71-930 (B). Consent and refusal of health care services. B. Health care services, as defined in 6VAC35-71-10 (definitions), be provided in accordance with § 54.1-2969 of the Code of Virginia. 6VAC35-71-930 (C). Consent and refusal of health care services. C. Residents may refuse, in writing, medical treatment and care. This subsection does not to medication refusals that are governed by 6VAC35-71-1070 (medication). 6VAC35-71-930 (D). Consent and refusal of health care services. D. When health care is rendered against the resident's will, it shall be in accordance with applicable laws and regulations Health screening at admission. 6VAC35-71-940. Health screening at admission. CRITICAL Written procedure require that: 1. To prevent newly arrived residents who pose a health or safety threat to themselves or others from being admitted to the general population, all residents shall immediately upon admission undergo a preliminary health screening consisting of a structured interview and observation by health care personnel or health trained staff. 2. Residents admitted to the facility who are identified through the screening required in subdivision 1 of this section as posing a health risk to themselves or others shall be separated from the facility's general population until they are no longer a risk. During the period of separation, the residents shall receive services approximating those available to the facility's general population, as deemed appropriate to their condition. 3. Immediate health care is provided to residents who need it. Tuberculosis screening.
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