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...creens, use of one pharmacy, use of one provider for the prescription or personally furnishing of reported drugs, and consequences for non-compliance with the terms of the agreement. The patient treatment agreement shall be maintained as part of the patient record; and (5) Consider consulting with or referring the patient to a substance abuse specialist. (E) Frequency for follow-up OARRS reports...

...r organization is an approved treatment provider under section 4731.25 of the Revised Code or the individual is an employee, agent or representative of an approved treatment provider, and (a) The practitioner maintains participation in treatment or aftercare in accordance with section 4731.25 of the Revised Code and any rules of the board adopted pursuant to that section; and (b) There is no reason to believe that ...

...ute a relapse. (C) "Approved treatment provider" means a treatment provider approved pursuant to section 4731.25 of the Revised Code and this chapter of the Administrative Code. (D) "The board" means the state medical board of Ohio. (E) "Sobriety" means abstinence from alcohol, and from drugs or substances that may impair ability to practice, except pursuant to the directions of a treating physician who has knowle...

... be undertaken by an approved treatment provider designated by the board. (2) The notice issued ordering the individual to submit to examination shall delineate acts, conduct or behavior committed or displayed which establish reason to believe that the individual is impaired. (3) Failure to submit to examination ordered by the board constitutes an admission of impairment unless the failure is due to circumstances b...

... be undertaken by an approved treatment provider designated by the board. (2) The notice issued ordering the individual to submit to examination shall delineate acts, conduct or behavior committed or displayed which establish reason to believe that the individual is impaired. (3) Failure to submit to examination ordered by the board constitutes an admission of impairment unless the failure i...

...Code performed by an approved treatment provider shall include all of the following: (1) Urine screening or blood alcohol testing, or both, with legal chain of custody and forensic capability protocol; (2) Comprehensive evaluation pertinent to the reasons for referral, including: (a) Complete medical history and physical examination; (b) Psychiatric evaluation and mental status examination; (c) Comprehensive che...

...Code performed by an approved treatment provider shall include all of the following: (1) Urine, hair or blood toxicology testing, or any combination, with legal chain of custody and forensic capability protocol; (2) Comprehensive evaluation pertinent to the reasons for referral, including: (a) Complete medical history and physical examination; (b) Routine laboratory tests, to include complete ...

...ontract entered into with the treatment provider, provided, that where terms of the aftercare contract conflict with the terms of the consent agreement or board order, the terms of the consent agreement or board order shall control; (17) Continuing authorization, through appropriate written consent forms, for disclosure by the treatment provider to the board, to treating and monitoring physicians, and to others invo...

...(A) Criteria for approval of treatment providers shall include all of the following: (1) The philosophy and individualized treatment plan of the program is based on the disease concept. (2) The chemical dependency model of treatment is based on a twelve-step program such as alcoholics anonymous. (3) The program provides specialized medical and nursing care during detoxification and appropriate health care professi...

... Criteria for approval of treatment providers shall include all of the following: (1) The philosophy and individualized treatment plan of the program is based on the disease concept. (2) The chemical dependency model of treatment is based on a twelve-step program such as alcoholics anonymous. (3) The program provides specialized medical and nursing care during detoxification and appropriate...

... board. (C) "One-bite treatment provider" is an entity approved by the board to provide evaluation and treatment to impaired practitioners participating in the one-bite program. (D) "Continuing care provider" is an entity approved by the board to provide continuing care to impaired practitioners participating in the one-bite program pursuant to rule 4731-16-21 of the Administrative Code. ...

...vide licensees with a list of treatment providers approved for the one-bite program for the evaluation pursuant to rule 4731-16-05 of the Administrative Code. (3) The medical director of the monitoring organization shall, along with the medical director of the treatment provider, review and determine whether a licensee is able to practice according to acceptable and prevailing standards of care. ...

... Criteria for approval of treatment providers for individuals qualifying for the one-bite program shall include all of the following: (1) Meet all requirements for treatment providers in rule 4731-16-08 of the Administrative Code. (2) Medical director is a board-certified addictionologist or board-certified addiction psychiatrist and is experienced in diagnosing and treating physicians and o...

...ng the special skills of a licensed provider. (F) "Unlicensed person" means an individual who is not licensed or otherwise specifically authorized by the Revised Code to perform the delegated medical task. (G) "Drug" means the same as in division (E) of section 4729.01 of the Revised Code.

... agreement, nurse, allied health care provider, or institution to the surgeon of record. (D) This rule shall not be read to prohibit or interfere with the appropriate training of medical students and physicians in post-graduate training programs, or other personnel. (E) The provisions of this rule requiring consultation with or obtaining the informed consent of the patient or a person legally ...

...) An offer to transfer records to a new provider upon the patient's signed authorization to do so. (2) The notice shall be sent in one of the following ways: (a) A letter sent via certified mail, return receipt requested, to the last address for the patient on record, with a copy of the letter, the certified mail receipt, and the mail delivery receipt maintained in the patient record; (b) An el...

...ion 3727.01 of the Revised Code; (3) A provider certified to provide residential and inpatient substance use disorder services, including withdrawal management, by the Ohio department of mental health and addiction services; (4) An opioid treatment program certified by SAMHSA and accredited by an independent SAMHSA-approved accrediting body; or (5) A youth services facility, as defined in s...

...h a qualified behavioral healthcare provider, community mental health services provider, or community addiction services provider, as those terms are defined in rule 4731-33-01 of the Administrative Code, to determine the optimal type and intensity of psychosocial treatment for the patient and document the treatment plan in the patient record. (1) The treatment shall, at a minimum, include a ...

...by a qualifed behavioral healthcare provider, as defined in rule 4731-33-01 of the Administrative Code, who has the education and experience to provide substance abuse counseling. (B) The physician may treat a patient with extended-release naltrexone for opioid dependence or for co-occuring opioid and alcohol use disorders. (1) The physician should consider treatment with extended-release na...

... health care professional with whom the provider of the services is formally consulting regarding the patient is located. (2) "Synchronous communication technology" means audio and/or video technology that permits two-way, interactive, real-time electronic communication between the health care professional and the patient or between the health care professional and the consulting health care prof...

...he "National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology" that the person holds a current, valid credential as a health service provider; or (1) The grade transcript, bearing official seal, sent directly to the board office by each graduate university or college attended by the applicant; and (2) Statements, under oath, from those persons who have supervised the applicant's professional work experience in ps...

... for engineering and surveying or other provider approved by the board. (B) Examinations for surveyors and engineers will be held on dates set by the national council of examiners for engineering and surveying and approved by the board. (C) The language of the examination will be in English. (D) Locations at which the examinations are given are designated by the board. (E) In determining an applicant's qualificat...

... for engineering and surveying or other provider approved by the board. (B) Examinations for surveyors and engineers will be held on dates set by the national council of examiners for engineering and surveying and approved by the board. (C) The language of the examination will be in English. (D) Locations at which the examinations are given are designated by the board. (E) In determining an ap...

...f chiropractic as a primary health care provider, as a portal of entry into the health delivery system, trained to examine, diagnose, and assume responsibility for the care of patients of all ages and genders and to care for the human body in both health and disease. The graduate doctor of chiropractic shall be qualified to consult with, refer to, and/or receive referrals from, other health care p...

... for the user to be able to contact the provider regarding questions about the CE activity; (4) The program shall include a mechanism to evaluate the user's knowledge of the subject matter contained in the CE activity; (5) The program shall provide a printed verification or allow the user to print verification only upon completion of the CE activity; (6) The program shall ensure that users ...