Board briefed on a narrow revision to crisis mental-health transport paperwork after hospital consultation
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Board members were briefed on a small change to the district's crisis mental-health assessment form to address situations when parents cannot complete paperwork for hospital transport; staff said a "p 10" team monitors high-risk students after a transport.
Board members heard a briefing on a narrow revision to the district's crisis mental-health assessment form intended to streamline hospital transport when parents cannot complete required paperwork.
Speakers (Speaker 14 and Speaker 6) said the change followed consultations with St. Mark Hospital and was limited to the form and accompanying process (SEG 444-456). The revision was described as removing an administrative barrier that in some cases prevented immediate transfer to emergency care when paperwork was not available. The presenters said the district's high-risk team (referred to in the record as the "p 10" team) will continue to monitor students after any transport.
Board members did not take separate formal action on the change during the meeting; the item appeared on the consent agenda.
Ending: The board accepted consent-agenda items as presented; details of implementation will be handled by district staff and clinical partners.