Section 388-145-1935 - What additional steps must be taken after a youth is admitted into a secure CRC?(1) You must make an assessment of the youth's risk of running, within the first twenty-four hours after admitting a youth to a secure crisis residential center, and each twenty-four hours thereafter.(2) You must determine what type of CRC, (semi-secure or secure,) would be best for the youth.(3) You must use the following criteria in making the decision, considering the safety, health and welfare of the youth and others:(a) The youth's age and maturity;(b) The youth's physical, mental, and emotional condition upon arrival at the center;(c) The circumstances that led to the youth's placement at the facility;(d) The youth's behavior;(e) The youth's history of running away;(f) The youth's willingness to cooperate in conducting the assessment;(g) The youth's need for continued assessment, protection, and intervention services in a CRC; and(h) The likelihood the youth will remain at a CRC.(4) You must put the decision about the youth's status in writing in the youth's file.(5) By the first school day after admission, the crisis residential center staff must: (a) Notify the youth's school district about the youth's placement; and(b) Assess the youth for any educational needs as a part of the assessment process for inclusion in the discharge summary.Wash. Admin. Code § 388-145-1935
Adopted by WSR 15-01-069, Filed 12/11/2014, effective 1/11/2015