release. We need to make sure the language and process are reflective of protocol for substance exposed newborns. 12/13/xx CPI completes present danger assessment and consults with supervisor. Child is determined to be in present danger and will not be released to the Mom upon discharge. CPI consults with CLS to file Dependency Shelter Petition. 12/14./xx CPI completed visit to the family home and completed a room to room walkthrough in addition to interviews with Mother who had just been released from hospital and was home. Home is a large trailer with ample food, clean flooring and counters, somewhat cluttered with clothing in laundry area, appropriate furnishings such as couches and sleeping areas. No crib for baby, mother indicated she was planning to sleep the child in room with her and her husband, said she would use a basinet or child would sleep in their bed. CPI covered safe sleeping with Mom and stressed the importance of not allowing the baby to sleep in their bed under any circumstances. CPI observed a baby bath, newborn diapers, bottles, a car seat and baby clothing. Mother indicated they do not have a stroller. CPI met and interviewed father of newborn, Walter Hall. He works at a local building company and he stated he suffers from chronic back pain due to a high school football accident, so he has been taking Lortabs for years. He says he has a print out for the scipts he uses because he has to show this to his employer regularly. Mother says that they have two daughters that live in this home, both are at school currently. They are 12 year old LeeAnn Turner and 8 year old Alexis Parker. Walter is not their father. LeeAnn’s father is deceased, he died of a drug overdose and Alexis’ father lives in Orlando.
release. We need to make sure the language and process are reflective of protocol for substance exposed newborns. 12/13/xx CPI completes present danger assessment and consults with supervisor. Child is determined to be in present danger and will not be released to the Mom upon discharge. CPI consults with CLS to file Dependency Shelter Petition. 12/14./xx CPI completed visit to the family home and completed a room to room walkthrough in addition to interviews with Mother who had just been released from hospital and was home. Home is a large trailer with ample food, clean flooring and counters, somewhat cluttered with clothing in laundry area, appropriate furnishings such as couches and sleeping areas. No crib for baby, mother indicated she was planning to sleep the child in room with her and her husband, said she would use a basinet or child would sleep in their bed. CPI covered safe sleeping with Mom and stressed the importance of not allowing the baby to sleep in their bed under any circumstances. CPI observed a baby bath, newborn diapers, bottles, a car seat and baby clothing. Mother indicated they do not have a stroller. CPI met and interviewed father of newborn, Walter Hall. He works at a local building company and he stated he suffers from chronic back pain due to a high school football accident, so he has been taking Lortabs for years. He says he has a print out for the scipts he uses because he has to show this to his employer regularly. Mother says that they have two daughters that live in this home, both are at school currently. They are 12 year old LeeAnn Turner and 8 year old Alexis Parker. Walter is not their father. LeeAnn’s father is deceased, he died of a drug overdose and Alexis’ father lives in Orlando.
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