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(G) the anticipated discharge date;

(2) a consent for emergency medical and surgical care; and

(3) an assessment of the child’s immediate and specific needs and a brief plan of care; the plan of care must be prepared within five calendar days of admission and must be copied to the child’s placement worker; the plan of care must include

(A) short-range goals and tentative long-range goals for the child and the child’s family;

(B) plans for family involvement, as appropriate;

(C) the specific services to be provided by the facility and other resources to meet the child’s needs; and

(D) the anticipated discharge date. (k) To the extent it provides emergency shelter care, a residential child care facility may not maintain a child in care for longer than 30 days unless there is documentation in accordance with this subsection that continued care is necessary. Thirty days after admission and every 15 days thereafter an assessment must be completed by facility staff in cooperation with the child’s placement worker. The assessment must include

(1) the reasons for continued care;

(2) plans for other placement; and

(3) barriers to other placement and plans to eliminate the barriers. (Eff. 1/1/96, Register 136; am 3/1/98, Register 145; am 7/1/2022, Register 242) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 44.29.020 AS 47.32.030 Editor’s note: The division’s form 06-9372 (Rev. 10/95) adopted by reference in 7 AAC 50.610(c) is on file in the office of the lieutenant governor and may be obtained from the Division of Family and Youth Services, P.O. Box 110630, 350 Main Street, Room 404, Juneau, Alaska 99811-0630, or any office of the division. 7 AAC 50.615. Emergency shelter care for runaway children in residential child care facilities.

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(G) the anticipated discharge date;

(2) a consent for emergency medical and surgical care; and

(3) an assessment of the child’s immediate and specific needs and a brief plan of care; the plan of care must be prepared within five calendar days of admission and must be copied to the child’s placement worker; the plan of care must include

(A) short-range goals and tentative long-range goals for the child and the child’s family;

(B) plans for family involvement, as appropriate;

(C) the specific services to be provided by the facility and other resources to meet the child’s needs; and

(D) the anticipated discharge date. (k) To the extent it provides emergency shelter care, a residential child care facility may not maintain a child in care for longer than 30 days unless there is documentation in accordance with this subsection that continued care is necessary. Thirty days after admission and every 15 days thereafter an assessment must be completed by facility staff in cooperation with the child’s placement worker. The assessment must include

(1) the reasons for continued care;

(2) plans for other placement; and

(3) barriers to other placement and plans to eliminate the barriers. (Eff. 1/1/96, Register 136; am 3/1/98, Register 145; am 7/1/2022, Register 242) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 44.29.020 AS 47.32.030 Editor’s note: The division’s form 06-9372 (Rev. 10/95) adopted by reference in 7 AAC 50.610(c) is on file in the office of the lieutenant governor and may be obtained from the Division of Family and Youth Services, P.O. Box 110630, 350 Main Street, Room 404, Juneau, Alaska 99811-0630, or any office of the division. 7 AAC 50.615. Emergency shelter care for runaway children in residential child care facilities.