Minnesota HF98 modifies supervision requirements for mental health workers and critical incident reporting.
Minnesota HF98 amends mental health worker supervision requirements, including for case management associates, mental health behavioral aides, and mental health rehabilitation workers. It also modifies critical incident reporting requirements for mental health residential programs. The bill specifies qualifications and roles for assertive community treatment (ACT) team members, including team leaders, psychiatric care providers, co-occurring disorder specialists, and vocational specialists.
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