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Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform => The Troubled Teen Industry => Topic started by: Anonymous on April 23, 2005, 08:06:00 PM
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Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services, the agency in Ohio that is responsible for granting certification (that which allows them to operate) to drug & alcohol treatment institutions, recently did a three-year renewal certification on KHK. KHK received its renewal despite 38 "deficiencies".
From the ODADAS Program Certification Review List February 9,
2005.
Kids Helping Kids, Milford OH
General Deficiencies: (1 thru 10 out of a total of 38)
1. The program did not have an employment recruitment/selection
process, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-03(O)(4)
2. The program did not have a policy and procedure stating that they
will require a criminal background check by BCII and, if current Ohio
residency is less than 5 years, by the FBI, as required by OAC 3793:2-
1-013(R)(3).
3. The program did not have an admission policy and procedure that
required a valid substance related disorder diagnosis(DSM) for youth
admitted to levels I-III, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-05(E)(1).
4. The program did not present a policy/procedure for terminating
client services that addressed terminating against the advice of the
program, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-05(G)(8). Please note that this
deficiency was previously cited during the last certification survey.
5. The program did not have procedures for the release of client
information, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-05(G)(9).
6. The program did not have procedures for obtaining an assessment
for each client admitted to the program including acceptance fo an
assessment performed within 90 days of the admission date by another
certified program (or assessment containing comparable elements), as
required by OAC 3793:2-1-05(G)(10). Please note that this deficiency
was previously cited during the last certification survey.
7. The program did not have documentation that an Ohio-licensed
dietician had reviewed/approved the program's dietary
policies/procedures, menus and special diets, as required by OAC
3793:2-1-05(H)(3).
8. The program did not have a policy prohibiting clients from having
controlled substances in their possession at the program site/while
involved in program activities unless authorized by a physician for
medical necessity, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-05(I)(3)(d).
9. The program did not have procedures for obtaining/accounting for
medications from clients at admission/upon entering the program and
return of same at discharge, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-05(I)(3)(e).
10. The program did not have a policy/procedure for maintaining
client records that included the complete confidentiality statements
from the rule, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-06(D)(1)(b) and (c).
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I'm not surprised by this. These programs are frequently not in compliance and they always get away with it. The only time these places get shut down is when someone dies as a result of extreme negligence - and even then some stay in business by re-naming their program. When a program gets a bad reputation they simpley change names - it happens all of the time.
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The ODADAS does not give a flyin' run at a rollin doughnut about anything more subtle or complex than rote code and zoning type compliance. Why? Cause the Program is their base model. They can't question it.
I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure.
--Clarence Darrow
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"General Deficiencies" 11 thru 18 from the 2005 ODADAS certification survey
for KHK
11.The program did not have a policy and procedure that requires all
documentation completed by registered candidates be countersigned by their supervisor,
as required by OAC 3793:2-1-06(E).
12.The program did not have written policies/procedures that specify time
frames for reviewing/updating the ITP, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-06(L).
13. The program did not have a procedure for maintaining grievance records in
accordance with the provisions of the rule, as required by OAC
3793:2-1-07(D)(3)(a) through (c).
14. The program did not have client rights that included the verbatim right
to be informed of the reasons for terminating participation in the program, as
required by OAC 3793:2-1-07(E)(13).
15. The program did not have a policy/procedure for limiting the client/staff
ratio to 12:1 in group counseling sessions, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-08(O).
16. The program did not have laboratory testing procedures for urinalysis
that included a standing physicians order for each client needing the service, as
required by OAC 3793:2-1-08(R)(1)(b).
17. The program did not have laboratory testing procedures for urinalysis
that included written detailed procedures for a chain of custody, as required by
OAC 3793:2-1-08(R)(1)(c).
18. The program did not have laboratory testing procedures for urinalysis
that included labeling the label to reflect the client's name and date that the
specimen was collected, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-08(R)(1)(e).
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The following is a list of "Site Specific Deficiencies" #'s 1 and 2 from the
list of 20:
1. The program did not have a handicapped accessible bathroom that included a
paddle handle, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-03(X)(8)(b).
2. The program did not have a policy regarding the refusal of prenatal
healthcare, as required by OAC 2-2-01(F)(4)(b).
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WOW.
Proof of incompetence, negligence, and/or being bought the fuck off by a program.
Thank youuuuuuuuuuu my shitty government! The question before the human race is, whether the God of nature shall govern the world by his own laws, or whether priests and kings shall rule it by fictitious miracles.
--John Adams, U.S. President
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This might help explain that.
The Governor's Sub-rosa Plot to Subvert an Election in Ohio
View full investigative report (in .pdf format -- free Adobe Acrobat reader needed.)
http://fornits.com/anonanon/Forbes/ohio/ (http://fornits.com/anonanon/Forbes/ohio/)
Just read the full investigative report and see the cast of characters behind this plot. The Ohio State government is not about to shut down Straight Cinci. because it's their baby. It's not an oversite, it's there by design. No matter how great your triumphs or how tragic your defeats---approximately one billion Chinese couldn't care less.
--Lazlo's Chinese Relativity Axiom:
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KHK Site Specific Deficiencies #3 through # 20
3. The program did not have personnel files that contained documentation
indicating that the employee had reviewed and agreed to abide by the federal
regulations on the Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Patient Records (Title
42, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 2), as required by OAC 3793:2-1-03
(P)(7).
4. The program did not have personnel files that contained documentation
indicating that the employee had received and agreed to abide by each of the
following: personnel policies and procedures, client abuse/neglect policy, client
rights policy and client grievance procedure, as required by OAC
3793:2-1-03(P)(8)(a) through (d).
5. The program did not have policies/procedures stating that employees have
not pled guilty to/been convicted of and of the offenses listed in division
(4)(a) of ORC 109.572, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-039(R)(2).
6. The program's qualifications for AOD program director did not include five
years experience in AOD or related services, as required by OAC
3793:2-1-03(F)(1).
7. The program did not have personnel files that included documentation of
cultural sensitivity training, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-03(O)(2).
8. The program did not have personnel files that included documentation of
infection control training, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-03(Y)(1).
9. The program did not have personnel files for individual service providers
of crisis intervention services that contained documentation of training in
CPR, first aid and de-escalation techniques, as required by OAC
3793:2-1-08(L)(3).
10. The program did not have client records that contained signed/dated
acknowledgment of receipt of a written summary of federal laws/regs regarding the
confidentiality of client records as required by 42 CFR Part B, Paragraph 2.22,
as required by OAC 3793:2-1-06(F)(5)(c).
11. The program did not have client records that contained an assessment that
included current OTC use, sexual history, strengths and weaknesses, as
required by OAC 3793:2-1-06(K)(3)(c), (m), (o) and (p).
12. The program did not have client records that contained a valid diagnosis,
as required by OAC 3793:2-1-06(F)(6).
13. The program did not have client files that contained a diagnosis rendered
by an appropriately licensed service provider, as required by OAC
3793:2-1-06(I)
14. The program did not have client records that contained progress notes
that included the date the staff member wrote the progress note, as required by
OAC 3793:2-1-06(N)(6).
15. The program did not have client files that demonstrated a group ratio of
client to counselor of 12:1, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-08(O)(8).
16. The program did not have client files that contained a disclosure of
information form that included the amount of information to be disclosed, as
required by OAC 3793:2-1-06(G)(5). Please note that this deficiency was previously
cited during the last certification survey.
17. The program did not have client records that contained a termination
summary that was prepared within 30 days after treatment terminated, as required
by OAC 3793:2-1-06(P).
18. The program did not have client records that contained a termination
summary that included the diagnosis, degree of severity at admission and
discharge, level of care and the date the service provider signed the note, as required
by OAC 3793:2-1-06(P)(4), (5), (6) and (9). Please note that this deficiency
was previously cited during the last certification survey.
19. The program did not have client files that contained a standing
physicians order for urinalysis, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-08(R)(1)(b).
20. The program did not have client files that documented client receipt of
education regarding the exposure to and treatment of tuberculosis, hepatitis B
and C and HIV disease, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-05(G)(14).
Report Prepared January 21, 2005 by:
Mary E. Orin LSW, CCDCII, Certification Specialist
Barbara L Deitz OCPS 1, LICDC
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Does this organization ever deny accredidation? I mean, seriously, if one place can be OK despite having 38 deficiencies, what is the number of deficiencies that might qualify a school for non accredidation? Scary question.
Or better, why have that damned organization if it refuses to deny an obviously substandard place accredidation?
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Ok, leme be the asshole and tear this down.
On 2005-04-25 08:33:00, Anonymous wrote:
" KHK Site Specific Deficiencies #3 through # 20
3. The program did not have personnel files that contained documentation
indicating that the employee had reviewed and agreed to abide by the federal
regulations on the Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Patient Records (Title
42, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 2), as required by OAC 3793:2-1-03
(P)(7).
Totally meaningless in the context of this program. Why? Because they deal w/ all those very sensitive, personal and private matters that you hope your therapist will keep in confidence by coercing the client to confess them to and take "constructive criticizm" from Group (other clients, also allegedly troubled, mostly minors who's agreement to confidentiality policies is meaningless)
4. The program did not have personnel files that contained documentation
indicating that the employee had received and agreed to abide by each of the
following: personnel policies and procedures, client abuse/neglect policy, client
rights policy and client grievance procedure, as required by OAC
3793:2-1-03(P)(8)(a) through (d).
Another bad joke for all the same reasons.
5. The program did not have policies/procedures stating that employees have
not pled guilty to/been convicted of and of the offenses listed in division
(4)(a) of ORC 109.572, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-039(R)(2).
I'm assuming these are the sex crimes statutes. Again, no dice. So many kids land up in these programs as a way to avoid prosecution for a variety of crimes. Then they're declared "cured" of their evil by virtue of having completed the Program and then they go on to staff. In my observation, it's the true psychos who tend to go on to staff.
6. The program's qualifications for AOD program director did not include five
years experience in AOD or related services, as required by OAC
3793:2-1-03(F)(1).
This might present an inconvenience, as they have to make sure the director took the courses and attained the proper papers.
7. The program did not have personnel files that included documentation of
cultural sensitivity training, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-03(O)(2).
Who needs EST when you've been through a couple of years of Group?
8. The program did not have personnel files that included documentation of
infection control training, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-03(Y)(1).
Oh bother! More damned paper work!
9. The program did not have personnel files for individual service providers
of crisis intervention services that contained documentation of training in
CPR, first aid and de-escalation techniques, as required by OAC
3793:2-1-08(L)(3).
[sigh] Ok, well we'll just have to send a couple of 5th phasers for certification. This might be tricky, though, what w/ the deescalation stuff. No wait! Let's just invent our own, like we did w/ RSA and RST! It'll be a selling point, too!
10. The program did not have client records that contained signed/dated
acknowledgment of receipt of a written summary of federal laws/regs regarding the
confidentiality of client records as required by 42 CFR Part B, Paragraph 2.22,
as required by OAC 3793:2-1-06(F)(5)(c).
Oh no! You mean we have to coerce newcomers into signing TWO pieces of meaningless paper! How in the world will we ever manage that! :roll:
11. The program did not have client records that contained an assessment that
included current OTC use, sexual history, strengths and weaknesses, as
required by OAC 3793:2-1-06(K)(3)(c), (m), (o) and (p).
Oh bother! More paper. Those meannies just want to punish us forever!
12. The program did not have client records that contained a valid diagnosis,
as required by OAC 3793:2-1-06(F)(6).
Where's Dr. Richard Schwartz when you need him? Crappola, so we have to recruite a couple of medical doctors now too?
13. The program did not have client files that contained a diagnosis rendered
by an appropriately licensed service provider, as required by OAC
3793:2-1-06(I)
This license having been issued by the same jokers who just signed off on KHK?
14. The program did not have client records that contained progress notes
that included the date the staff member wrote the progress note, as required by
OAC 3793:2-1-06(N)(6).
15. The program did not have client files that demonstrated a group ratio of
client to counselor of 12:1, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-08(O)(8).
16. The program did not have client files that contained a disclosure of
information form that included the amount of information to be disclosed, as
required by OAC 3793:2-1-06(G)(5). Please note that this deficiency was previously
cited during the last certification survey.
17. The program did not have client records that contained a termination
summary that was prepared within 30 days after treatment terminated, as required
by OAC 3793:2-1-06(P).
18. The program did not have client records that contained a termination
summary that included the diagnosis, degree of severity at admission and
discharge, level of care and the date the service provider signed the note, as required
by OAC 3793:2-1-06(P)(4), (5), (6) and (9). Please note that this deficiency
was previously cited during the last certification survey.
19. The program did not have client files that contained a standing
physicians order for urinalysis, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-08(R)(1)(b).
20. The program did not have client files that documented client receipt of
education regarding the exposure to and treatment of tuberculosis, hepatitis B
and C and HIV disease, as required by OAC 3793:2-1-05(G)(14).
Report Prepared January 21, 2005 by:
Mary E. Orin LSW, CCDCII, Certification Specialist
Barbara L Deitz OCPS 1, LICDC
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Again with the paper. More paper will protect those kids! Let's just wrap them all up in paper. That'll make everything OK.
Sorry to be such an ass. I know some folks have put considerable effort in here. But they're just playing monkey in the middle w/ you, as usual.
...to disarm the people (is) the best and most effective way to enslave them...
-- George Mason
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Thank you all for your valuable comments. I believe this thread deserves a place at the top again.
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Wow ...do you guys do anything but sit on your comp and read fornits? How the fuck do you work and have a family still?
Or do you?
Ginger? Anyone?
Fuck Im home 24 hours day doing a medical 'tox and cant post half as much as you guys..
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khk's site visit by the ODADAS certification specialists is going to be on November 20, 2007. It's a great time now for folks to email/call ODADAS or if so inclined, the Governor's office there in OH. Rumor has it that there will be a more stringent critique of khk this time around, based on preliminary efforts to expose the truths about this program and its systematically criminal and abusive nature, history, and other improprieties to the new administration there in Ohio. This includes new folks at ODADAS. If someone were to send the GAO report, that may help as well... :wink:
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khk's site visit by the ODADAS certification specialists is going to be on November 20, 2007. It's a great time now for folks to email/call ODADAS or if so inclined, the Governor's office there in OH. Rumor has it that there will be a more stringent critique of khk this time around, based on preliminary efforts to expose the truths about this program and its systematically criminal and abusive nature, history, and other improprieties to the new administration there in Ohio. This includes new folks at ODADAS. If someone were to send the GAO report, that may help as well... :wink:
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::poke:: ::poke:: ::bump:: ::whip::
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Wow ...do you guys do anything but sit on your comp and read fornits? How the fuck do you work and have a family still?
Or do you?
Ginger? Anyone?
Fuck Im home 24 hours day doing a medical 'tox and cant post half as much as you guys..
you seem 2 b interested aren't you ? If you hate Fornits so much and have benefited to the fullest, I suggest staying the "fuck" away. Don't come here and cry !
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I'd have to say you're further ahead than Canadians.
At least your programs are SUPPOSED to meet standards.
We don't have that. No standards required.