This is a legal form that was released by the Delaware Health and Social Services - a government authority operating within Delaware. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.
Q: What is the Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool?
A: The Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool is a tool used in Delaware to assess the risk of aspiration or choking in individuals.
Q: Why is the Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool used?
A: The tool is used to help healthcare professionals identify individuals who may be at risk of aspiration or choking.
Q: Who uses the Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool?
A: Healthcare professionals in Delaware use the tool to assess the risk of aspiration or choking in their patients.
Q: What does the Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool assess?
A: The tool assesses various factors such as oral motor skills, swallowing ability, and cognitive function to determine the risk of aspiration or choking.
Q: How is the Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool administered?
A: The tool is administered by healthcare professionals who conduct a screening assessment with the individual to determine their risk of aspiration or choking.
Q: What happens after the Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool is administered?
A: Based on the results of the tool, healthcare professionals may implement interventions or recommend further evaluations to mitigate the risk of aspiration or choking.
Q: Is the Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool specific to Delaware?
A: Yes, the tool is specific to Delaware and is used within the state's healthcare system.
Q: Can the Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool be used in other states?
A: While the tool is designed for use in Delaware, other states may have similar screening tools or protocols to assess the risk of aspiration or choking.
Q: Who developed the Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool?
A: The Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool was developed by healthcare professionals in Delaware.
Q: Is the Aspiration/Choking Risk Screening Tool mandatory in Delaware?
A: The tool may be used as part of standard practice in some healthcare settings in Delaware, but its use may vary depending on the specific facility or provider.
Form Details:
Download a printable version of Exhibit A by clicking the link below or browse more documents and templates provided by the Delaware Health and Social Services.