Year 2 0 – Year 3 0 – Year 4 5 – Year 5 5 – 6 C-3 Service Specification HCBS See Appendix C-3 – Taxonomy fields 7 G-1-d Response to Critical Events or The responsible entities identified above will The responsible entities identified will assign Incidents assign certified investigators to conduct certified investigators to conduct investigations. A investigations. A certified investigator is a certified investigator is a person who has been person trained and received a certificate in investigation who has been trained and received a from ODP as communicated via Mental certificate in investigation from ODP as Retardation Bulletin 00-01-06, issued 00-04-11 communicated via Mental Retardation Bulletin September 6, 2001 September 16, 2004, titled 00-01-06, Announcement of Certified Investigations issued September 6, 2001, titled Investigator Training. Certified investigators are to Announcement of Certified Investigator promptly begin an investigation, when assigned, Training. Certified investigators are to and are to enter a summary of their investigation promptly begin an findings in the Incident Report. investigation, when assigned, and are to enter a summary of their investigation findings in the Incident Report. 8 G-2-a-i Use of Restraints: Safeguards BAS is clear on its mission to eliminate BAS is clear on its mission to eliminate restraints Concerning the Use of Restraints restraints as a response to challenging as a response to challenging behaviors, and behaviors, and restraints have not been used restraints have not been used in the Adult Autism in the Adult Autism Waiver. BAS articulated a Waiver. BAS articulated a policy to prevent policy to prevent restraint use in a provider restraint use in a provider manual for all providers manual for all providers and in a manual and in a manual specifically for supports specifically for supports coordinators. In coordinators. In addition, providers licensed by the addition, providers licensed by ODP to serve Bureau of Human Services Licensing to serve people with intellectual disabilities must people with intellectual disabilities must follow follow practices articulated in the licensing practices articulated in the licensing regulations regulations related to restraints and seclusion related to restraints and seclusion (Title 55 PA (Title 55 PA Code, Chapters 2380, 6400, and Code, Chapters 2380, 6400, and 6500). Physical, 6500). Physical, chemical, and mechanical chemical, and mechanical restraints are permitted
Year 2 – 0 Year 3 – 0 Year 4 – 5 Year 5 – 5 6 C-3 Service Specification – HCBS Taxonomy fields See Appendix C-3 7 G-1-d Response to Critical Events or Incidents The responsible entities identified above will assign certified investigators to conduct investigations. A certified investigator is a person who has been trained and received a certificate in investigation from ODP as communicated via Mental Retardation Bulletin 00-01-06, issued September 6, 2001, titled Announcement of Certified Investigator Training. Certified investigators are to promptly begin an investigation, when assigned, and are to enter a summary of their investigation findings in the Incident Report. The responsible entities identified will assign certified investigators to conduct investigations. A certified investigator is a person who has been trained and received a certificate in investigation from ODP as communicated via Mental Retardation Bulletin 00-01-06, 00-04-11 issued September 6, 2001 September 16, 2004, titled Announcement of Certified Investigations Investigator Training. Certified investigators are to promptly begin an investigation, when assigned, and are to enter a summary of their investigation findings in the Incident Report. 8 G-2-a-i Use of Restraints: Safeguards Concerning the Use of Restraints BAS is clear on its mission to eliminate restraints as a response to challenging behaviors, and restraints have not been used in the Adult Autism Waiver. BAS articulated a policy to prevent restraint use in a provider manual for all providers and in a manual specifically for supports coordinators. In addition, providers licensed by ODP to serve people with intellectual disabilities must follow practices articulated in the licensing regulations related to restraints and seclusion (Title 55 PA Code, Chapters 2380, 6400, and 6500). Physical, chemical, and mechanical BAS is clear on its mission to eliminate restraints as a response to challenging behaviors, and restraints have not been used in the Adult Autism Waiver. BAS articulated a policy to prevent restraint use in a provider manual for all providers and in a manual specifically for supports coordinators. In addition, providers licensed by the Bureau of Human Services Licensing to serve people with intellectual disabilities must follow practices articulated in the licensing regulations related to restraints and seclusion (Title 55 PA Code, Chapters 2380, 6400, and 6500). Physical, chemical, and mechanical restraints are permitted
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