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DSD Service System · Practice
Recognize prohibited and restrictive practices, follow Minnesota's emergency manual restraint and reporting requirements, and steer plans toward person-centered positive supports that improve quality of life.
About 48 minutes, plus optional practice · 4 lessons · Voluntary learning
Identify which providers and settings the Positive Supports Rule applies to.
Identify examples of prohibited procedures listed in Minnesota Rules part 9544.0060.
Explain the two conditions that must both be met for emergency use of manual restraint under 245D.
Describe the timelines for a positive support transition plan under 245D.
Choose one plan you work with and write down two quality-of-life measures the person would care about. Suggest them to the team at the next review.
Recognize prohibited and restrictive practices, follow Minnesota's emergency manual restraint and reporting requirements, and steer plans toward person-centered positive supports that improve quality of life.
Choose one plan you work with and write down two quality-of-life measures the person would care about. Suggest them to the team at the next review.
Participation and course completion in this program do not count toward DHS-required training credits unless management, a director, or DHS leadership expressly approves an exception.
Supports applicability (9544.0010), the list of prohibited procedures (9544.0060), the transition plan threshold (9544.0070), behavior intervention reporting (9544.0110) and the External Program Review Committee (9544.0130). Read the official text for exact requirements.
Supports the four prohibited purposes in subdivision 5 and the thirty-day and eleven-month positive support transition plan timelines in subdivision 8.
Supports the conditions, monitoring, reporting, internal review, expanded support team review and external reporting timelines in Lesson 3.
Supports the rule's purpose and goals, the eleven-month transition period, the External Program Review Committee's role, the extension request process and the statement that DHS will not grant a permanent variance for a prohibited procedure.
Supports the description of positive behavior support as research-based, person-centered and focused on quality of life. A practice resource, not a statement of legal requirements.