(1)The actions of a facility director or county administrator taken under section 302(c)(2) of the act should be well defined, and reflective of local resources. The director of the facility or designee shall review the circumstances including the availabilities of reasonable alternative treatment plans, and determine whether discharge is appropriate. (d)Every State facility shall advise and educate all patients about the availability and services of this program. Refer to 1101.51 (d) and (e) (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers) for the description of appropriate documentation of the continuance of active treatment. PhysicianA person licensed to practice medicine or osteopathy in this Commonwealth. (d)Unsworn falsificationall statements written under all applications, petitions and certifications required under the act on Departmentally issued or approved forms MH 781, 783, 784, 785, 786 and 787, shall contain the following noticeold forms may be utilized until the supply is exhausted: ANY PERSON WHO KNOWINGLY PROVIDES ANY FALSE INFORMATION WHEN COMPLETING THIS FORM MAY BE SUBJECT TO PROSECUTION. The Pennsylvania Code website reflects the Pennsylvania Code changes effective through 53 Pa.B. MH 781-F.Request to Withdraw from Treatment. (c)Information made available under this section shall be limited to that information relevant and necessary to the purpose for which the information is sought. Pennsylvania Privacy and Confidentiality Policy for Credit Counseling The petition shall be sufficient if it represents that the conduct originally established to subject the person to involuntary treatment did in fact occur and that the persons condition continues to evidence a clear and present danger to himself or others. (b)The plan shall be developed within 72 hours of admission or commitment. (b)Established visiting hours shall attempt to meet the needs of individual patients and visitors, and may be waived to the extent feasible to accommodate special circumstances or the needs of individual patients. Although the court did not charge the jury on these regulations which specify that a suicide attempt consists of an intent to commit suicide and an overt act in furtherance of the intended action, there was no error because 50 P. S. 7301 fully and accurately conveyed the applicable law.
