Texas Administrative Code
Title 26 - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Part 1 - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION
Chapter 748 - MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR GENERAL RESIDENTIAL OPERATIONS
Subchapter N - EMERGENCY BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION
Division 11 - TRIGGERED REVIEWS
Section 748.2907 - What must the triggered review include and what must be documented in the child's record?

Universal Citation: 26 TX Admin Code § 748.2907

Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024

(a) Except in cases in which the regularly scheduled review of the child's service plan also addresses the requirements of a triggered review in accordance with § 748.2903(b) of Title 40 (relating to When must a triggered review occur?), a triggered review is not a full review of the child's service plan and is focused on the requirements identified in subsection (c) of this section.

(b) Other than the requirements in this section and in § 748.2905 of Title 40 (relating to Who must participate in the triggered review?), the notification, participation, implementation, and documentation requirements in Division 4 of Subchapter I (relating to Admission, Service Planning, And Discharge) do not otherwise apply to a triggered review.

(1) A review of the records and orders of the emergency behavior interventions;

(2) A review and documentation of any potential medical or psychiatric reason for not using emergency behavior interventions on the child, including the prescribing professional's consideration of any potential medical and/or psychiatric contraindications for the specific child, such as a history of physical or sexual abuse or victimization involving the type of intervention;

(3) An examination of identified behaviors and patterns, any significant events leading up to the use of emergency behavior intervention, and all attempted de-escalation methods, whether successful or unsuccessful;

(4) Identification of alternatives to manage the child's behavior and more effectively prevent the use of emergency behavior intervention in the future; and

(5) A written plan for reducing the need for emergency behavior intervention.

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