N.H. Code Admin. R. He-A 510.09 – General IDSP Requirements

(a) All impaired driving service providers shall provide services in accordance with best practices as defined by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service’s Administration (SAMHSA) in the Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) and Technical Assistance Publication (TAP) series and the America Society of Addiction Medicine, available as noted in Appendix A.
(b) IDSPs shall adhere to all state and federal rules and laws regarding the treatment of substance misuse, or substance use disorder clients.
(c) IDSPs shall maintain a client record, to include a treatment plan, progress notes, consent forms, and details of service provisions.
(d) Treatment plans shall be developed in consultation with the client and updated as appropriate.
(e) IDSPs shall communicate with the IDCMP as follows:
1. (1) Provide the IDCMP with written or verbal updates regarding the client’s adherence to the service plan no less than once per month;
2. (2) Contact the client’s IDCMP care managers immediately if there is an issue of non-adherence with the treatment plan that warrants a change in the service plan;
3. (3) In cases where the IDSP and IDCMP disagree on the evaluation findings or service plan requirements, the IDSP and a clinical provider from the IDCMP shall work together to come to an agreement and document the associated efforts;
4. (4) If agreement cannot be reached the stricter requirement shall be followed and the client shall be notified of their right to a hearing with the department of safety, pursuant to RSA 265-A:40, VI and Saf-C 204.20.
(f) All IDSPs shall obtain a release of information, signed by the client, to release information to their IDCMP.
(g) Upon termination from or completion of IDSP services, the IDSPs shall provide the clients IDCMP with a signed report that includes:
1. (1) A brief clinical summary of their work with the client, including all dates of contact and length of contacts;
2. (2) A description of the client’s progress;
3. (3) The provider’s rationale as to why the client should, or should not, be considered to have completed their service plan requirements in regard to treatment services; and
4. (4) If the IDSP is an individual described in He-A 507.03(b)(4), the counselor and their licensed supervisor shall both sign the report.
  Source. #10240, eff 1-1-13; ss by #13846, eff 1-6-24, EXPIRES: 1-6-34
  APPENDIX A: Incorporation by Reference Information
  Rule
  Title
  Publisher; How to Obtain; and Cost
  He-A 502.01(af), He-A 507.03(c), He-A 507.03(c)(2)c.
  U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA), “Technical Assistance Publication (TAP) 21: Addiction Counseling Competencies” (2017 revision)
  Publisher:
  Cost: Free of Charge
  The incorporated document is available at:
  https://store.samhsa.gov/product/TAP-21-Addiction-Counseling-Competencies/SMA15-4171
  He-A 507.02(b), He-A 507.03(c)(1)
  Behavior Data Systems, “Driver Risk Inventory-II (DRI-II) (2007 edition)
  Publisher: Behavior Data Systems, Ltd.
  Cost: $9.95 per test
  The incorporated document is available at
  http://www.driver-risk-inventoryii.com/
  He-A 507.03(c)(2)a., He-A 507.03(e)(4)
  American Psychiatric Association’s, “Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders (DSM-5)”, (5^th Edition, 2013)
  Publisher: American Psychiatric Association
  Cost: $127.50- $170.00 (Varies by Membership)
  The incorporated document is available at:
  https://dsm.psychiatryonline.org/
  He-A 507.03(c)(2)b., He-A 507.03(d)(5), He-A 507.03(d)(6), He-A 510.09(a)
  American Society of Addiction Medicine’s “The ASAM Criteria” (3^rd Edition, 2013)
  Publisher: American Society of Addiction Medicine
  Cost: $95.00
  The incorporated document is available at: https://www.asam.org/publications-resources/textbooks
  He-A 510.09(a)
  U.S. Department of Health and Humans Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s, “Treatment Improvement Protocols and Technical Assistance Publications”
  Publisher: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
  Cost: Free of Charge
  The incorporated document is available at
  https://www.samhsa.gov/kap/resources
  APPENDIX B
  Rule Number
  State or Federal Authority
  He-A 501.01 - He-A 501.02
  RSA 265-A:39; RSA 265-A:40, I
  He-A 502.01
  RSA 265-A:2; RSA 265-A:3; RSA 265-A:40; RSA 330C
  He-A 503.01 - He-A 503.07
  RSA 265-A:40, I
  He-A 504.01 - He-A 504.10
  RSA 172:8-a; RSA 265-A:40, I; RSA 318-B:12
  He-A 505.01 - He-A 505.03
  RSA 265-A:39, III(d), III(g); RSA 265-A:40, IV, VII(e), VII(g)
  He-A 506.01 - He-A 506.06
  RSA 265-A:39; RSA 265-A:40
  He-A 507.01
  RSA 265-A:40, II
  He-A 507.01(d)(1)a
  RSA 265-A:40, III
  He-A 507.02
  RSA 265-A:40, II(a)
  He-A 507.03
  RSA 265-A:40, II(b), VIII; RSA 330-C:16
  He-A 507.04
  RSA 265-A:40, II(c), VI
  He-A 507.05
  RSA 265-A:40, II(g)
  He-A 507.06
  RSA 265-A:40, II(d), II(e), II(f)
  He-A 507.07
  RSA 265-A:40, II(h), V
  He-A 507.08
  RSA 265-A:40, II(h); RSA 265-A:42, I
  He-A 508.01 - He-A 508.03
  RSA 265-A:39, I
  He-A 508.04 - He-A 508.06
  RSA 265-A:39, II
  He-A 508.07
  RSA 265-A:40, IX
  He-A 509.01 - He-A 509.06
  RSA 265-A:39, III(f); RSA 265-A:40
  He-A 510.01 - He-A 510.09
  RSA 265-A:40, I; RSA 330-C:1