North Dakota § 25-03.2-07 Method of providing service

North Dakota Statutes

§ 25-03.2-07 — Method of providing service

North Dakota § 25-03.2-07

Title 25Mental and Physical Illness or Disability

Ch. 25-03.2Residential Treatment Centers for Children

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N.D. Cent. Code § 25-03.2-07 (2026).

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A psychiatric residential treatment facility for children shall provide for the development of
an individual treatment plan, based upon a comprehensive interdisciplinary diagnostic
assessment, which includes the role of the family, identifies the goals and objectives of the
therapeutic activities and treatment, provides a schedule for accomplishing the therapeutic
activities and treatment goals and objectives, and identifies the individuals responsible for
providing services, consistent with the individual treatment plan, to children. Clinical supervision
of the individual treatment plan must be accomplished as set forth by the department in rules.
Clinical supervision must be documented in individual treatment plans and by entries in the
child's record regarding supervisory activity.

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A psychiatric residential treatment facility for children shall provide for the development of
an individual treatment plan, based upon a comprehensive interdisciplinary diagnostic
assessment, which includes the role of the family, identifies the goals and objectives of the
therapeutic activities and treatment, provides a schedule for accomplishing the therapeutic
activities and treatment goals and objectives, and identifies the individuals responsible for
providing services, consistent with the individual treatment plan, to children. Clinical supervision
of the individual treatment plan must be accomplished as set forth by the department in rules.
Clinical supervision must be documented in individual treatment plans and by entries in the
child's record regarding supervisory activity.