DUI SERVICE PROVIDER ORIENTATION

DAY 1 Morning Session

SUPR DUI SERVICE PROVIDER SYSTEM:

2060 RULES AND REGULATIONS

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Division of

Substance Use Prevention and Recovery (SUPR) Dani Kirby, Director

Laura Garcia, Deputy Director

LaKeshia Sumrall-Carr, NCC, LCPC

DUI Liaison

1. Only One Person Speaking

At A Time

2. Be Respectful and

Professional

3. Stay On Point

4. Enjoy Academic Freedom

A. Please don’t talk about

others/programs

B. Free to ask anything

5. Remember Andrea Is

our cruise/fun director

DUI Orientation Training

WELCOME TO SUPER DUI TRAINING

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TRAINING SCHEDULE

AM

Day 1 Session

• SUPR Staff-Understanding 2060 Rules and Regulation

PM

Day 1 PM Session

• IL-State Police-DUI arrest: Standardized Field Sobriety Testing and BAC determination

TRAINING SCHEDULE

AM

Day 2 Session

• DUI Evaluation

PM

Day 2 PM Session

• DUI Assessment Tools

TRAINING SCHEDULE

AM

Day 3 Session

• Understanding Secretary of State Administrative Hearing Process for DUI Offenders

PM

Day 3 PM Session

• DUI Hearing Process

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• Illinois 6th Largest Population.

• How far did you travel to get here?

• What is your Circuit Court?

• Do you know:• The Chief Judge

• Parole / Probation Officers

• TASC Staff

• SOS Hearing Officers

• Do you know two other programs in your area/county?

eDSRS

Enhance your AODA Counselor Core Skills and Functions:

Screening Intake Orientation Assessment

Staff Training Requirements 2060. 311 b) & c).

TRAINING GOALS

DUI BASIC

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Improve your effectiveness in the delivery

of services to your customers:

• THE PUBLIC

• clients

• office of the secretary of state

• local circuit court of venue

Provide DHS/SUPR updates

Answer YOUR questions

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• 2060 Review & Definitions

• DHS/SUPR Role

• DUI Evaluation & Driver Risk Education

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• Most common mistakes, errors, findings

for the field of substance abuse in

the state of Illinois

• Licensure of intervention and treatment services

related to alcoholism and substance abuse

• Regulatory oversight of the application process

• Initiates compliance visits -

• Investigate complaints

, clients, secretary of state, and

the judicial system

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The most important thing

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• 2060 can make the big bad inspector go away

• 2060 can save you time & money

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2. E only

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• Sub-part E (Intervention Licenses)

- DUI Evaluation

- Risk Education

- Designated Program Services

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SUBPART D: REQUIREMENTS – TREATMENT

LICENSES

Section

2060.401 Levels of Care

2060.403 Court Mandated Treatment

2060.405 Detoxification

2060.407 Group Treatment

2060.409 Patient Education

2060.411 Recreational Activities

2060.413 Medical Services

2060.415 Infectious Disease Control

2060.417 Assessment for Patient Placement

2060.419 Assessment for Treatment Planning

2060.421 Treatment Plans

2060.423 Continued Stay Review

2060.425 Progress Notes &Documentation of Service

Delivery

2060.427 Continuing Recovery Planning and Discharge

SUBPART E: REQUIREMENTS – INTERVENTION

LICENSES

Section

2060.501 General Requirements

2060.503 DUI Evaluation

2060.505 DUI Risk Education

2060.507 Designated Program

2060.509 Recovery Homes

AUTHORITY: Implementing and authorized by the Illinois Vehicle

Code [625 ILCS 5] and the Alcoholism and Other Drug

Dependency Act [20 ILCS 301].

SUBPART C: REQUIREMENTS – ALL LICENSES

Section

2060.301 Federal/State/Local Regulations/Court

Rules

2060.303 Rule Exception Request Process

2060.305 Facility Requirements

2060.307 Service Termination/Record Retention

2060.309 Professional Staff Qualifications

2060.311 Staff Training Requirements

2060.313 Personnel Requirements and Procedures

2060.315 Quality Improvement

2060.317 Service Fees

2060.319 Confidentiality – Patient Information

2060.321 Confidentiality – HIV Antibody/AIDS

Status

2060.323 Patient Rights

2060.325 Patient/Client Records

2060.327 Emergency Patient Care

2060.329 Referral Procedure

2060.331 Incident and Significant Incident

Reporting

2060.333 Complaints

2060.335 Inspections

2060.337 Investigations

2060.339 License Sanctions

2060.341 License Hearings

TITLE 77: PUBLIC HEALTH

CHAPTER X: DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES

SUBCHAPTER d: LICENSURE

PART 2060ALCOHOLISM AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT

AND INTERVENTION LICENSES

SUBPART A: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Section

2060.101 Applicability

2060.103 Incorporation by Reference and

Definitions

SUBPART B: LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS

Section

2060.201 Types of Licenses

2060.203 Off-Site Delivery of Services

2060.205 Unlicensed Practice

2060.207 Organization Representative

2060.209 Ownership Disclosure

2060.211 License Application Forms

2060.213 License Application Fees

2060.215 Period of Licensure

2060.217 License Processing/Review

Requirements

2060.219 Renewal of Licensure

2060.221 Change of Ownership/Management

2060.223 Dissolution of the Corporation

2060.225 Relocation of Facility

2060.227 License Certificate Requirements

2060.229 Deemed Status (Repealed)

SOURCE: Adopted at 20 Ill. Reg. 13519, effective October 3, 1996; recodified from Department of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse to Department of Human Services at 21 Ill. Reg. 9319;

emergency amendment at 23 Ill. Reg. 4488, effective April 2, 1999, for a maximum of 150 days; amended at 23 Ill. Reg. 10803, effective August 23, 1999; amended at 25 Ill. Reg. 11063, effective

August 14, 2001; amended at 26 Ill. Reg. 16913, effective November 8, 2002; amended at 27 Ill. Reg. 13997, effective August 8, 2003.

means a person who receives intervention services

means a person who receives substance abuse

treatment services as defined in this Part from an

organization licensed under this Part.

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means activities or services that assist

persons and their significant others in coping with the

immediate problems of substance abuse or dependence

and in reducing their substance use. Such services

facilitate emotional and social stability and involve

referring persons for treatment, as needed.

means a continuum of care provided to

persons addicted to or abusing alcohol or other drugs

that is designed to identify and change patterns of

behavior that are maladaptive, destructive and/or

injurious to health; or to restore appropriate levels of

physical, psychological, and/or social functioning.

means services that are sub-

clinical or pre-treatment and are designed to

explore and address problems or risk factors that

appear to be related to substance use and/or to

assist individuals in recognizing the harmful

consequences of inappropriate substance abuse.

means the services

provided to a person relative to a DUI

offense in order to determine the nature

and extent of the use of alcohol or other

drugs as required by the Unified Code of

Corrections [730 ILCS 5] and Section 6-

206.1 of the Illinois Driver Licensing Law

[625 ILCS 5/6-206.1].

"Intervention"

' "Treatment"

• •euty Intervention"

• "DUI Evaluation"

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means the form, mandated by the Department and

produced from the DUI Services Reporting System

(eDSRS), that is required to report a summary of the

DUI evaluation to the circuit court or the Office of

the Secretary of State ( ).

means the process of collecting

and professionally interpreting data and

information from an individual and/or collateral

sources, with the individual's permission, about

determining the severity

of the disorder and comorbid conditions and

identifying the appropriate level and intensity of

substance abuse treatment, as well as needs for

other services.

means the

American Society of Addiction Medicine's Patient

Placement Criteria for the Treatment of Substance-

Related Disorders, Fourth Edition (ASAMPPC-2R)

• "Alcohol and Dnlg Evaluation

Uniform Report (UR)"

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alcohol and other dru1 use and its consequences as a basis for establishtn1 a dlqnosls of a substance use disorder;

• "ASAM Patient Placement Criteria"

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• Treatment (adult/adolescent)

• Level I: outpatient• Level 0.5:

• early intervention (sub component of level I)

• Level II: intensive outpatient -partial hospitalization

• Level III: inpatient - sub-acute/residential (detox)

• Level IV: medically managed intensive inpatient

• Recovery homes

• Designated program

• Illinois Department of Human Services, Division Substance Use Prevention and Recovery (SUPR) Licensing and Certification

401 South Clinton Street, 2nd Floor

Chicago, Illinois 60607

• Phone (312) 814-3840

• License Information-- http://www.dhs.state.il.usClick …. Providers Click …. Becoming a providerClick….. Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Prevention

ASAM Patient Placement Criteria

• Level I: Outpatient (* average < 9 hrs./week)

• Level 0.5: Early Intervention

• Level II: Intensive Outpatient /Partial Hospitalization (*minimum 9hrs./week)

• Level III: Inpatient Sub-acute/residential

(*minimum 25 hrs./week)

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The correct answer is_______.

• 2060.309 Professional staff qualifications

Clinical services

• IAODAPCA (ICB) certified alcohol & drug abuse counselor

• Licensed social worker or clinical social worker

• Licensed professional counselor or licensed clinical professional

counselor

• Physician, providing direct patient care

• Licensed psychologists

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MEET 2060.309 PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

COMPLETE DUI BASIC TRAINING

SUPR LICENSED FACILITY

“conduct an initial screening to obtain significant and relevant information from a DUI offender about the nature and extent of the use of alcohol or other drugs in order to:

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• The Circuit Court of Venue

•Office of the Secretary of State.

• Services provided regardless of persons ability to pay, indigent guidelines

2060.503 b)

• Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Fund

• Face to face interview

• All applicable notices reviewed and signed

• Informed Consent

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