Rule 15-16-1-45.54.1 - Directed In-Service TrainingIf the remedy of is imposed by the licensing agency for a facility to achieve substantial compliance, guidelines for accepting Plans of Correction to the Statement of Deficiencies shall be as follows:
1. Corporate facilities and consultant firms may only use staff to conduct the directed in-service training when the staff person has not had a direct or indirect involvement in the deficient practice and does not conduct in-services on a routine basis.2. Corporate facilities and consultant firms may use staff/consultants from other nursing homes of the corporation if that person has not been directly involved in routine in-services of the facility in question. Also, the staff/consultant is and has no history of involvement with a Substandard or Poor Performing Facility.3. If hospital-owned facilities use hospital staff to conduct the in-service, the staff must not have been involved in the routine in-services and/or care of the residents.4. All other facilities may use staff or consultants from other facilities if the other facility's staff/consultant is not/has not been involved in a facility that is a Substandard Facility or Poor Performer.5. Nursing homes with individual private consultants may not use the contracted consultant when directed In-Service is imposed.15 Miss. Code. R. § 16-1-45.54.1
Miss. Code Ann. § 43-11-13