Effective - 28 Aug 2014, 2 histories
630.097. Comprehensive children's mental health service system to be developed — team established, members, duties — plan to be developed, content — evaluations to be conducted, when. — 1. The department of mental health shall develop, in partnership with all departments represented on the children's services commission, a unified accountable comprehensive children's mental health service system. The department of mental health shall establish a state interagency comprehensive children's mental health service system team comprised of representation from:
(1) Family-run organizations and family members;
(2) Child advocate organizations;
(3) The department of health and senior services;
(4) The department of social services' children's division, division of youth services, and the MO HealthNet division;
(5) The department of elementary and secondary education;
(6) The department of mental health's division of alcohol and drug abuse, division of developmental disabilities, and the division of comprehensive psychiatric services;
(7) The department of public safety;
(8) The office of state courts administrator;
(9) The juvenile justice system; and
(10) Local representatives of the member organizations of the state team to serve children with emotional and behavioral disturbance problems, developmental disabilities, and substance abuse problems.
The team shall be called "The Comprehensive System Management Team". There shall be a stakeholder advisory committee to provide input to the comprehensive system management team to assist the departments in developing strategies and to ensure positive outcomes for children are being achieved. The department of mental health shall obtain input from appropriate consumer and family advocates when selecting family members for the comprehensive system management team, in consultation with the departments that serve on the children's services commission. The implementation of a comprehensive system shall include all state agencies and system partner organizations involved in the lives of the children served. These system partners may include private and not-for-profit organizations and representatives from local system of care teams and these partners may serve on the stakeholder advisory committee. The department of mental health shall promulgate rules for the implementation of this section in consultation with all of the departments represented on the children's services commission.
2. The department of mental health shall, in partnership with the departments serving on the children's services commission and the stakeholder advisory committee, develop a state comprehensive children's mental health service system plan. This plan shall be developed and submitted to the governor, the general assembly, and children's services commission by December, 2004. There shall be subsequent annual reports that include progress toward outcomes, monitoring, changes in populations and services, and emerging issues. The plan shall:
(1) Describe the mental health service and support needs of Missouri's children and their families, including the specialized needs of specific segments of the population;
(2) Define the comprehensive array of services including services such as intensive home-based services, early intervention services, family support services, respite services, and behavioral assistance services;
(3) Establish short- and long-term goals, objectives, and outcomes;
(4) Describe and define the parameters for local implementation of comprehensive children's mental health system teams;
(5) Describe and emphasize the importance of family involvement in all levels of the system;
(6) Describe the mechanisms for financing, and the cost of implementing the comprehensive array of services;
(7) Describe the coordination of services across child-serving agencies and at critical transition points, with emphasis on the involvement of local schools;
(8) Describe methods for service, program, and system evaluation;
(9) Describe the need for, and approaches to, training and technical assistance; and
(10) Describe the roles and responsibilities of the state and local child-serving agencies in implementing the comprehensive children's mental health care system.
3. The comprehensive system management team shall collaborate to develop uniform language to be used in intake and throughout the provision of services.
4. The comprehensive children's mental health services system shall:
(1) Be child centered, family focused, strength based, and family driven, with the needs of the child and family dictating the types and mix of services provided, and shall include the families as full participants in all aspects of the planning and delivery of services;
(2) Provide community-based mental health services to children and their families in the context in which the children live and attend school;
(3) Respond in a culturally competent and responsive manner;
(4) Emphasize prevention, early identification, and intervention;
(5) Assure access to a continuum of services that:
(a) Educate the community about the mental health needs of children;
(b) Address the unique physical, behavioral, emotional, social, developmental, and educational needs of children;
(c) Are coordinated with the range of social and human services provided to children and their families by local school districts, the departments of social services, health and senior services, and public safety, juvenile offices, and the juvenile and family courts;
(d) Provide a comprehensive array of services through an integrated service plan;
(e) Provide services in the least restrictive most appropriate environment that meets the needs of the child; and
(f) Are appropriate to the developmental needs of children;
(6) Include early screening and prompt intervention to:
(a) Identify and treat the mental health needs of children in the least restrictive environment appropriate to their needs; and
(b) Prevent further deterioration;
(7) Address the unique problems of paying for mental health services for children, including:
(a) Access to private insurance coverage;
(b) Public funding, including:
a. Assuring that funding follows children across departments; and
b. Maximizing federal financial participation;
(c) Private funding and services;
(8) Assure a smooth transition from child to adult mental health services when needed;
(9) Coordinate a service delivery system inclusive of services, providers, and schools that serve children and youth with emotional and behavioral disturbance problems, and their families through state agencies that serve on the state comprehensive children's management team; and
(10) Be outcome based.
5. By August 28, 2007, and periodically thereafter, the children's services commission shall conduct and distribute to the general assembly an evaluation of the implementation and effectiveness of the comprehensive children's mental health care system, including an assessment of family satisfaction and the progress of achieving outcomes.
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(L. 2004 S.B. 1003, A.L. 2011 H.B. 555 merged with H.B. 648, A.L. 2014 H.B. 1299 Revision)
Structure Missouri Revised Statutes
Title XL - Additional Executive Departments
Chapter 630 - Department of Mental Health
Section 630.005 - Definitions.
Section 630.015 - Director, appointment — duties of commission.
Section 630.020 - Departmental goals, duties.
Section 630.030 - Division directors, appointment, removal — appointment of other general personnel.
Section 630.035 - Appointment of facility heads, medical staffs.
Section 630.040 - Facility administrative officers to have general charge and control.
Section 630.045 - Appointment of persons for civil involuntary detention actions.
Section 630.050 - Rules, promulgation, procedure — public inspection — facility policies.
Section 630.053 - Mental health earnings fund — uses — rules and regulations, procedure.
Section 630.055 - Research activities by department.
Section 630.060 - Cooperation with other groups.
Section 630.065 - Planning activities by department.
Section 630.070 - Workers' compensation law extended to employees of department.
Section 630.075 - Personnel recruitment, development and training.
Section 630.085 - Annual report by director, to whom, when, contents.
Section 630.095 - Copyrights and trademarks by department.
Section 630.110 - Patient's rights — limitations.
Section 630.115 - Patient's entitlements — administrative review of violations.
Section 630.120 - No presumptions.
Section 630.125 - Explanation of rights and entitlements.
Section 630.127 - Notification protocols — rulemaking authority.
Section 630.130 - Electroconvulsive therapy, procedure — prohibitions — attorney's fees.
Section 630.133 - Psychosurgery, consent required — not to be performed by department.
Section 630.135 - Rules regarding patient's rights.
Section 630.150 - Disclosure of absence to be made, when, to whom.
Section 630.155 - Mistreatment of patient — defined — penalty.
Section 630.160 - Furnishing unfit food — defined — penalty.
Section 630.161 - Investigation of reports of vulnerable person abuse, when.
Section 630.162 - Mandatory reporters — preventing or discouraging reporting, penalty.
Section 630.163 - Mandatory reporting requirements.
Section 630.164 - Immunity from liability, when.
Section 630.168 - Suspected abuse to be reported.
Section 630.180 - Treatment by religious practice to be permitted.
Section 630.183 - Officers may authorize medical treatment for patient.
Section 630.186 - Purchase of food limited to that for use of patients.
Section 630.192 - Limitations on research activities in mental health facilities and programs.
Section 630.198 - Duties of research review committee.
Section 630.199 - Research involving persons civilly detained, sections applicable.
Section 630.200 - Discrimination prohibited.
Section 630.202 - Essential caregiver designation, procedure, requirements.
Section 630.305 - Funds of patient, control, expenditure, return, safekeeping.
Section 630.310 - Receipt of funds of patient, procedure.
Section 630.315 - Department may become payee for patient, procedure.
Section 630.320 - Disposition of unclaimed funds of patient — escheats, procedure.
Section 630.325 - Disposition of unclaimed personal property of patient.
Section 630.335 - Canteens and commissaries authorized — operation.
Section 630.340 - Sheltered workshops and activity centers authorized — operation.
Section 630.350 - Limitation on bank accounts.
Section 630.410 - Evaluation of contracts.
Section 630.415 - Terms of contracts.
Section 630.420 - Affiliation agreements from vendors required.
Section 630.425 - Incentive grants authorized — rules and regulations — duration of grants.
Section 630.430 - Commissioner of administration to make rules and regulations for incentive grants.
Section 630.435 - Affiliation agreements from grantees required.
Section 630.440 - Payment to grantees, procedure.
Section 630.445 - Records required of vendors or grantees, contents — access for inspection.
Section 630.450 - Duplication of programs to be avoided.
Section 630.455 - Attorney general to seek restitution for department.
Section 630.462 - Contractors for community psychiatric rehabilitation, reviews, how conducted.
Section 630.505 - Department to name facilities.
Section 630.510 - Inventory of facilities — plan for new facilities.
Section 630.525 - Destruction of obsolete structures — procedure.
Section 630.535 - Unneeded property may be transferred to another state agency — procedure.
Section 630.540 - Proposed transfers and conveyances to be reviewed.
Section 630.545 - Board and living quarters for employees of facilities.
Section 630.575 - Council created, members, duties, terms, meetings.
Section 630.580 - Education and awareness programs established — cooperation of state agencies.
Section 630.605 - Placement programs to be maintained.
Section 630.610 - Applications for placement — criteria to be considered.
Section 630.615 - Program standards to be considered — prior to placement.
Section 630.620 - Facilities and programs to be utilized in making placements.
Section 630.625 - Consent required for placement.
Section 630.630 - Alternative proposals to be prepared.
Section 630.640 - Costs of benefits may be paid by department — recovery.
Section 630.645 - Follow-up care.
Section 630.650 - Cooperation with department of social services.
Section 630.655 - Rules for standards for placement facilities and programs — required standards.
Section 630.656 - Waiver or exception request of administrative rule or standard, procedure.
Section 630.660 - Written contracts required.
Section 630.710 - Required standards.
Section 630.715 - Licensing of residential facilities and day programs — fee — affidavit.
Section 630.730 - Inspection by department and others, when — may be ordered, when.
Section 630.735 - License required.
Section 630.760 - Patients to have same rights as those for residents of nursing homes.
Section 630.763 - Receiver may be requested, by whom, when.
Section 630.772 - Emergency procedure.
Section 630.775 - Powers and duties of receiver.
Section 630.781 - Compensation of receiver.
Section 630.784 - Receiver may receive license.
Section 630.787 - Receivership may be terminated by court, when.
Section 630.793 - Liabilities of receivers and licensees.
Section 630.810 - Compact enacted — form.
Section 630.815 - Director of department to make rules — cooperate in administration.
Section 630.820 - Supplementary agreements authorized, when effective.
Section 630.825 - Expenses, how paid.
Section 630.830 - Transfer of patient, duty of administrator.
Section 630.835 - Copies of law furnished other states.
Section 630.850 - Compact enacted — form.
Section 630.855 - Contracts authorized, limitations.
Section 630.925 - Mental health fatality review panel established, members, duties.
Section 630.927 - Rulemaking authority.
Section 630.950 - Immunity from liability, when.
Section 630.975 - Rulemaking authority — disclosure of records, when.