| (a) An LMHA or LBHA staff must conduct the uniform
assessment to determine which level of care the resident with MI will
receive.
(b) Some of the MI specialized services for a resident
with MI are described in more detail in this subsection.
(1) Skills training and development. Training provided
to a resident with MI that:
(A) addresses the severe and persistent MI and symptom-related
problems that interfere with the functioning of the resident with
MI;
(B) provides opportunities for the resident with MI
to acquire and improve skills needed to function as appropriately
and independently as possible in the community; and
(C) facilitates community integration for the resident
with MI and increases the length of community residency for the resident
with MI.
(2) Medication training and support services. Education
and guidance provided to a resident with MI and family members about
the medications of the resident with MI and their possible side effects
as described in §306.315 of this title (relating to Medication
Training and Support Services).
(3) Psychosocial rehabilitation services. Social, educational,
vocational, behavioral, and cognitive interventions provided by the
therapeutic team members of a resident with MI that address deficits
in their ability to develop and maintain social relationships, occupational
or educational achievement, independent living skills, or housing.
Psychosocial rehabilitative services include the following component
services:
(A) coordination services;
(B) crisis related services;
(C) employment related services;
(D) housing related services;
(E) independent living services; and
(F) medication related services.
(4) Case management. A primarily site-based service
to assist a resident with MI or LAR in gaining and coordinating access
to necessary care and services appropriate to the needs of the resident
with MI.
(5) Psychiatric diagnostic interview examination. An
assessment of a resident with MI that includes relevant past and current
medical and psychiatric information and a documented diagnosis by
a licensed professional practicing within the scope of his or her
license.
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