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Title 22, section 80075: Health-related services
Help with self-administration of medications in adult community care facilities (ARFs): inhaler training, injections, what assistance does not include, and the three PRN cases with their orders, labels and records.
Where to look: Subdivision (b), paragraphs (1) to (6). Cornell LII shows the PRN order and label paragraph as (b)(6)(D); the CDSS manual numbers it (b)(7).
Open section 80075 on Cornell LIITitle 22, section 80001: Definitions
The community care facility definitions: adult CCF (an ARF), adult residential facility, authorized representative, care and supervision, client, conservator, licensed professional, physician and PRN medication.
Where to look: Subdivisions (a)(4), (a)(5), (a)(7), (c)(3), (c)(9), (c)(15), (l)(3), (p)(1) and (p)(3).
Open section 80001 on Cornell LIITitle 22, section 80065: Personnel requirements
Competent staff, minimum age for care staff, on-the-job training or related experience (including assistance with self-administered prescribed medications) and the duty to report personal-rights violations.
Where to look: Subdivisions (a), (d)(2), (f)(4), (f)(5) and (m).
Open section 80065 on Cornell LIICalifornia Code of Regulations, title 22, section 80072 (Personal rights)
Clients' personal rights, including freedom from punishment, coercion and the withholding of medication, and the right to receive or reject medical care or health-related services.
Where to look: Subdivision (a)(3) and (a)(9).
Open section 80072 on Cornell LIITitle 22, section 80092.8: Diabetes
When an adult CCF may accept or keep a client with diabetes: she gives her own medication and tests, or a licensed professional gives the tests and injections; help for clients who do their own care.
Where to look: Subdivision (a)(2) and (b).
Open section 80092.8 on Cornell LIITitle 22, section 85064: Administrator qualifications and duties (ARF)
Every ARF has a certified administrator; the administrator's duties include training qualified staff.
Where to look: Subdivisions (b) and (j)(3).
Open section 85064 on Cornell LIITitle 22, section 85065: Personnel requirements (ARF)
The ARF personnel rule, in addition to section 80065: services needing specialized skills are done by licensed or certified personnel.
Where to look: Subdivisions (a) and (f).
Open section 85065 on Cornell LIITitle 22, section 85075: Health-related services (ARF)
The ARF health-related services rule, in addition to section 80075: a plan to help clients meet medical and dental needs.
Where to look: Subdivisions (a) and (b).
Open section 85075 on Cornell LIITitle 22, section 85075.4: Observation of the client (ARF)
Regular observation of each ARF client, and bringing observed changes to the physician and authorized representative.
Where to look: Subdivisions (a) and (c).
Open section 85075.4 on Cornell LIIHealth and Safety Code section 1562.3: ARF administrator certification
The ARF administrator certification program: 35 hours before employment, including the use, misuse and interaction of medications commonly used by residents.
Where to look: Subdivisions (b)(1) and (c)(1)(G).
Open section 1562.3CDSS Manual of Policies and Procedures, General Licensing Requirements (Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 1), part 3
The Department's printed text of section 80075, where the PRN order and label paragraph is numbered (b)(7), separate from the third PRN case.
Where to look: Section 80075, manual pages 123 to 125.
Open the CDSS general licensing manual, part 3 (PDF)