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Excerpt from 1999 Illinois Register, Vol. 23: Rules of Governmental Agencies; Issue 28, July 9, 1999; Pages 7, 621 7, 819
Clinical evaluation means a standardized clinical protocol used by an independent examiner to determine whether a child or youth meets the requirements established by the Department for admission to a secure child care facility. This protocol shall assess the following items: the child's or youth's presenting problems within the context of his or her current treatment plan; the child's or youth's mental status and psychiatric diagnosis; the child's or youth's risk of harm to self and/or others; and the appropriateness of both less and more restrictive treatment and placements non-secure placements and psychiatric care).
Complaint means any oral or written report made to or by the Department alleging violation of federal, State, or local laws and rules and regulations related to the licensing or Operation of secure child care facilities.
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