Oklahoma Administrative Code (Last Updated: March 11, 2021) |
TITLE 450. Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services |
Chapter 27. Standards and Criteria for Mental Illness Service Programs |
Subchapter 7. Clinical Services |
Part 5. CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION |
SECTION 450:27-7-44. Progress notes
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- (a) Progress notes shall chronologically describe the services provided, the consumer's response to the services provided, and the consumer's progress in treatment and include the following:(1) Date;(2) Name of consumer(s) to whom services were rendered;(3) Start and stop time for each timed treatment session or service;(4) Original signature of the therapist/service provider; in circumstances where it is necessary to fax a service plan to someone for review and then have them fax back their signature, this is acceptable; however, the provider must obtain the original signature for the clinical file within 30 days and no stamped or photocopied signatures are allowed. Electronic signatures are acceptable;(5) Credentials of therapist/service provider;(6) Specific service plan need(s), goals and/or objectives addressed;(7) Services provided to address need(s), goals and/or objectives;(8) Progress or barriers to progress made in treatment as it relates to the goals and/or objectives;(9) Consumer (and family, when applicable) response to the session or intervention;(10) Any new need(s), goals and/or objectives identified during the session or service.(b) Progress notes shall be documented according to the following time frames:(1) Outpatient staff must document each visit or transaction, except for assessment completion or service plan development, including missed appointments;(2) Behavioral health rehabilitation services and day treatment programs for children and adolescents staff must maintain a daily, member sign-in/sign-out record of member attendance, and shall write a progress note daily or a summary progress note weekly.(c) Compliance with 450:27-7-44 shall be determined by a review of clinical records and policies and procedures.