DHS 124.06(1)(o)(o) The patient shall be informed in writing about the critical access hospital’s policies and procedures for initiation, review and resolution of patient complaints, including the address where complaints may be filed with the department. DHS 124.06(1)(p)(p) The patient may designate persons who are permitted to visit the patient during the patient’s stay at the critical access hospital. DHS 124.06(2)(2) A patient who receives treatment at a critical access hospital for mental illness, a developmental disability, alcohol abuse or drug abuse shall have, in addition, the rights listed under s. 51.61, Stats., and ch. DHS 94. DHS 124.06(3)(3) Critical access hospital staff assigned to direct patient care shall be informed of and demonstrate their understanding of the policies on patient rights and responsibilities through orientation and appropriate in-service training activities. DHS 124.07(1)(a)(a) “Neonatal” means pertaining to the first 28 days following birth. DHS 124.07(1)(d)(d) “Perinatal” means pertaining to the mother, fetus or infant, in anticipation of and during pregnancy and through the first 28 days following birth. DHS 124.07(2)(a)(a) A registered nurse shall be responsible for the admission assessment of the maternity patient in labor and continuing assessment and support of the mother and fetus during labor, delivery and the early postpartum period. DHS 124.07(2)(b)(b) A registered nurse shall be responsible for the admission assessment of the newborn infant and continuing assessment until the newborn infant is stabilized as defined by current, accepted standards of practice. DHS 124.07(2)(c)(c) Hospitals with maternity units shall have a qualified anesthesia provider available at all times to provide emergency care to maternity patients. DHS 124.07(3)(3) Admission and patient placement. Hospitals with maternity units shall do all of the following: DHS 124.07(3)(a)(a) The hospital shall establish and implement written policies for maternity and non-maternity patients who may be admitted to the maternity unit, including a policy that delineates medical staff responsibility for the admission of maternity patients in non-emergency situations. DHS 124.07(3)(b)(b) The hospital’s infection prevention policies shall address patient placement and visitation in the maternity unit. DHS 124.07(3)(c)(c) The hospital shall establish and implement written policies for admission of newborn infants, including newborn infants born outside the hospital, and criteria for identifying conditions for directly admitting or readmitting newborn infants to the newborn nursery or neonatal intensive care unit for further treatment and follow-up care. For an infant delivered outside the hospital, admission may be made directly to the newborn nursery or neonatal intensive care unit if the admission complies with infection control policies adopted by the hospital to protect patients from communicable disease or infection. DHS 124.07(4)(4) Transfer. A maternity unit shall do all of the following: DHS 124.07(4)(a)(a) Provide adequate facilities, personnel, and equipment and support services for the care of high-risk infants, including premature infants, or a plan for transfer of these infants to a neonatal or pediatric intensive care unit. DHS 124.07(4)(b)(b) Establish and implement written policies and procedures for inter-hospital transfer of perinatal and neonatal patients. DHS 124.07(4)(c)(c) Establish and implement written policies for the transfer of infants from one hospital to another hospital. DHS 124.07(4)(d)(d) Have available personnel and equipment to transfer infants to another hospital. The execution of transfer is a joint responsibility of the sending and receiving hospitals. DHS 124.07(5)(5) Delivery. Hospitals with maternity units shall do all of the following: DHS 124.07(5)(a)(a) If cesarean deliveries are not performed in the maternity unit, equipment for neonatal stabilization and resuscitation shall be available during delivery. DHS 124.07(5)(b)(b) Delivery rooms shall be used only for delivery and operating procedures related to deliveries unless permitted by a written safety risk assessment that facilitates safe delivery of care. DHS 124.07(6)(6) Tests for congenital disorders. The hospital shall establish and implement written policies that address the screening and testing of newborns for congenital and metabolic disorders consistent with s. 253.13, Stats., and ch. DHS 115. DHS 124.07(7)(a)(a) The hospital shall establish and implement written policies that address infant identification and security.