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goal of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is to perform each patient transfer in a manner that ensures thecontinuity of high quality, safe care for each patient within CDCR. - A transfer of care Operations Manual (HCDOM), Section, Statewide Patient Safety Program. IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE USE OF THE PAROLE MANUAL When putting this material together, we did our best to give you useful and accurate information 15 CCR §§ and CDCR Form is used for the Release Program Study and CDCR Form is used to notify parolees of their conditions of parole. Penal Code § Rehabilitation (CDCR) recognize Information Technology (IT) as an indispensable tool of modern government. Therefore, it is the policy of Operations Manual (DOM) Chapter 4 – Information Technology. Purpose The purpose of the Department’s IT Definitions and File Size: 1MB.

The EEO Officer is responsible for implementation, enforcement and monitoring of many EEO program components as outlined below. Some agencies may administer some of the program components and responsibilities in other program areas, such as Human Resources, Health and Safety, or Training. However, it is the responsibility of the EEO Officer to. Operations Manual (DOM), Sections , , and If a forensic medical examination is required, the Triage and Treatment Area (TTA) Registered Nurse (RN) shall complete the CDCR , Request for Authorization of Temporary Removal for Medical Treatment, and deliver it to the Watch Commander. a. Health Care Department Operations Manual. Chapter 3, Article 1. , Outpatient Dietary Intervention. Page 1 of 5. Outpatient Dietary Intervention (a) Policy California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) provides patients with meals based on a CDCR Standardized Master Menu consistent with a CDCR Heart Healthy Diet.

CDCR to ACO Transfer Academy July 2 Effective Date of This Manual The training standards presented in this manual are effective July 1, and remain in effect until replaced. STC periodically reviews and updates the standards. Minor revisions will be noted in this manual with a revision date on the front cover and footnote. CDCR uses “military time” instead of the standard time/clock many are accustomed to. Military time is a concise method of expressing time used by the armed forces, first responders (law enforcement, firefighters and paramedics), hospitals, and other entities. Standard time uses numbers 1 to 12 to identify each of the 24 hours in a day. Department Operations Manual (DOM) The DOM incorporates 15 Notices of Change to DOM (NCDOMs) issued from January 1 through Decem. View the CDCR Department Operations Manual. Some areas of this page may shift around if you resize the browser window. Be sure to check heading and document order.