DHS 105.36(3)(d)
(d) Job descriptions for volunteer and paid staff shall be prepared to assist staff members in the performance of their duties.
DHS 105.36(3)(e)
(e) Each clinic shall have a record system that includes the following components:
DHS 105.36(3)(e)1.c.
c. With accumulated data on supplies, staffing, appointments and other administrative functions;
DHS 105.36(3)(e)1.d.
d. For purposes of following up on patients for medical services or referrals to other community resources; and
DHS 105.36(3)(e)3.
3. Organizational records to document staff time, governing body meetings, administrative decisions and fund raising.
DHS 105.36(3)(f)
(f) Each clinic shall engage in a continuing effort of evaluating, reporting, planning and implementing changes in program operation.
DHS 105.36(3)(g)
(g) Each clinic shall develop a system of appointments and referrals which is flexible enough to meet community needs.
DHS 105.36(3)(h)
(h) Each clinic shall make provision for a medical back-up for patients who experience family planning related problems at a time when the clinic staff is unavailable.
DHS 105.36(4)(a)(a) Clinic staff, either paid or volunteer, shall perform the following functions:
DHS 105.36(4)(a)1.
1. Outreach workers or community health personnel shall have primary responsibility to contact individuals in need of family planning services, initiate family planning counseling, and assist in receiving, successfully using and continuing medical services;
DHS 105.36(4)(a)2.
2. The secretary or receptionist shall greet patients at the clinic, arrange for services and perform a variety of necessary clerical duties;
DHS 105.36(4)(a)3.
3. The interviewer or counselor shall take social histories, provide family planning information to patients and counsel patients regarding their family planning and related problems;
DHS 105.36(4)(a)4.
4. The nurse or clinic aide shall assist the physician in providing medical services to the patient;
DHS 105.36(4)(a)5.
5. The physician shall be responsible for providing or exercising supervision over all medical and related services provided to patients; and
DHS 105.36(4)(b)1.1. Training programs shall be developed for new staff, and time shall be made available periodically for their training.
DHS 105.36(4)(b)2.
2. For existing staff, time shall be made available for staff conferences and for inservice training in new techniques and procedures.
DHS 105.36(4)(b)3.
3. For volunteers, time shall be made available for staff to coordinate, train, and supervise them to be an effective, integral part of the clinic.
DHS 105.36(5)
(5)
Patient and community outreach. Each clinic shall have an active outreach effort aimed at:
DHS 105.36(5)(a)
(a) Recruiting and retaining patients in the family planning clinic, through:
DHS 105.36(5)(a)3.
3. Procedures for family planning counseling and motivating appropriate persons to avail themselves of family planning medical services;
DHS 105.36(5)(a)4.
4. Assisting individuals in receiving family planning medical services;
DHS 105.36(5)(a)5.
5. Activities designed to follow-up potential and actual family planning patients as indicated; and
DHS 105.36(5)(b)
(b) Meeting all human needs through appropriate and effective referral to other community resources; and
DHS 105.36(5)(c)
(c) Increasing community awareness and acceptance of the family planning clinic through:
DHS 105.36(5)(c)3.
3. Public information campaigns utilizing all channels of communication;
DHS 105.36(5)(c)4.
4. Development of formal referral arrangements with community resources; and
DHS 105.36(5)(c)5.
5. Involvement of appropriate community residents in the operation of the family planning clinic.
DHS 105.36(6)
(6)
Patient education and counseling. At the time the patient is to receive family planning medical services, the following components of social services shall be provided:
DHS 105.36(6)(a)
(a) An intake interview designed to obtain pertinent information regarding the patient, to explain the conditions under which services are provided and to create the opportunity for a discussion of the patient's problems;
DHS 105.36(6)(b)2.
2. Methods of contraception, including how they work, side effects and effectiveness;
DHS 105.36(6)(b)4.
4. An opportunity for patients to ask questions and discuss their concerns; and
DHS 105.36(6)(b)5.
5. An optional discussion of such topics as breast and cervical cancer, venereal disease, human sexuality or vaginopathies; and
DHS 105.36(6)(c)1.
1. Clarify any areas of concern or questions regarding medical services;
DHS 105.36(6)(c)2.
2. Elicit from the patient evidence of a complete understanding of the use of family planning methods;
DHS 105.36(6)(c)3.
3. Effectively inform the patient what procedures are to be followed if problems are experienced;
DHS 105.36(6)(c)4.
4. Inform the patient about the clinic's follow-up procedures and possible referral to other community resources; and
DHS 105.36(7)(a)(a) All medical and related services shall be provided by or under the supervision and responsibility of a physician.
DHS 105.36(7)(b)4.
4. Prescription of the family planning method selected by the patient unless medically contraindicated;
DHS 105.36(7)(b)5.
5. Instructions on the use of the chosen method, provision of supplies and schedule for revisits; and
DHS 105.36(7)(b)6.
6. Referral to inpatient service when necessary to treat complications of contraceptive services provided by the clinic.
DHS 105.36(7)(c)
(c) Equipment and supplies in the clinic shall be commensurate with the services offered. Sufficient first aid equipment shall be available for use when needed.
DHS 105.36(7)(d)
(d) Treatment for minor vaginal infections and venereal disease may be made available either by the clinic or through referral.
DHS 105.36(8)
(8)
Facilities. The family planning clinic shall be designed to provide comfort and dignity for the patients and to facilitate the work of the staff. A clinic facility shall be adequate for the quantity of services provided, and shall include:
DHS 105.36(8)(a)
(a) A comfortable waiting room with an area for patient reception, record processing and children's play;
DHS 105.36(8)(c)
(c) A group conference room for staff meetings and patient education;
DHS 105.36(8)(d)
(d) A work room or laboratory area with sufficient equipment and nearby storage space, none of which is accessible to the patient;
DHS 105.36(8)(e)
(e) A sufficient number of private and well-equipped examining rooms with proximal dressing areas which ensure the dignity of the patient;
DHS 105.36(8)(f)
(f) Adequate toilet facilities, preferably near the dressing room; and
DHS 105.36(8)(g)
(g) Arrangements for routine and restorative facility maintenance.
DHS 105.36 Note
Note: For covered family planning services, see s.
DHS 107.21.
DHS 105.36 History
History: Cr.
Register, February, 1986, No. 362, eff. 3-1-86; r. (2) (e), (7) (b) 6., renum. (2) (f) and (g) to be (2) (e) and (f), (7) (b) 7. to be (7) (b) 6.,
Register, January, 1997, No. 493, eff. 2-1-97; correction in (1) (b) made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 7., Stats.,
Register, December, 1999, No. 528;
CR 20-068: am. (2) (a) (intro.), 1. to 3.
Register December 2021 No. 792, eff. 1-1-22.
DHS 105.37
DHS 105.37 Early and periodic screening, diagnosis and treatment (EPSDT) providers. DHS 105.37(1)(1)
EPSDT health assessment and evaluation services. DHS 105.37(1)(a)
(a) Eligible providers. The following providers are eligible for certification as providers of EPSDT health assessment and evaluation services:
