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Code · Maryland · Health - General

§ 19-319.2

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§19–319.2.
(a)In this section, “facility” means a special psychiatric hospital or an acute general care hospital with separately identified inpatient psychiatric service.
(1)As a condition of licensure, each facility shall adopt written policies and procedures to implement the requirements of §§ 10-701 through 10-709 of this article. The policies and procedures:
(i)May expand the rights provided in §§ 10-701 through 10-709 of this article;
(ii)Shall provide for a mechanism for patients and others to report suspected violations of §§ 10-701 through 10-709 of this article to a designated official of the hospital;
(iii)Shall provide a system for investigating suspected violations; and
(iv)Shall ensure that there is a timely appropriate response to any suspected violation.
(2)The Secretary may inspect any document necessary to ensure compliance with this subsection and §§ 10-701 through 10-709 of this article.
(3)If a hospital that is a facility fails to adopt and implement the policies and procedures required by this subsection or maintains a continuing pattern of conditions or practices in knowing violation of §§ 10-701 through 10-709 of this article, the Secretary may impose the following penalties, but only after the Secretary has satisfied the conditions in § 19-360 of this subtitle:
(i)Delicensure of the specialty psychiatric hospital;
(ii)Delicensure of the separately identified psychiatric service of the acute general care hospital; or
(iii)A fine not to exceed $500 per day for each day the violation continues.
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