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As required by Section 54327 of Title 17 of the California Code of Regulations, vendors and long-term health care facilities must report occurrences of suspected abuse, suspected neglect, injury requiring medical attention, unplanned hospitalization, and missing persons, if they occur when a consumer is receiving
A Special Incident Report, or SIR, is a formal report that is filed with the regional center whenever a person served by the regional center is involved in an unusual event, such as a medication error, abuse, neglect, injury, death, or if the person served is a victim of a crime.
What may the DSPs do to assess the quality of services received by an Individual? Ask questions about the individuals quality of life. The objectives of an Individual must be: Specific and related to goals.
An SIR is required whenever a client makes either a suicide threat or suicide attempt regardless of the circumstances. An SIR is required whenever a client starts a fire. An SIR is required whenever the client is the aggressor of a sexual incident.
Diagnoses that could qualify a person for Regional Center services include Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Intellectual Disability, and Epilepsy. To receive Regional Center services, a person must meet requirements that are defined by law. These requirements are called Eligibility Criteria.
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DSPs are mandated reporters. A mandated reporter must report any abuse, abandonment, abduction, isolation, or neglect they have seen, been told about, or suspect to the police and/or the protective services agency.
Inland Regional Center (IRC) is a springboard to greater independence for people with developmental disabilities in the Inland Empire. We are a non-profit agency that has provided support to people with intellectual disabilities, autism, cerebral palsy, and epilepsy since 1972.

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