Across
- 8. The medical "OK" required from a physician prior to release or transfer.
- 9. The "prior" approval needed for non-emergency surgeries or specialty consultations.
- 11. A prohibited form of "therapy" related to sexual orientation and identity.
- 12. "Standard" actions taken by staff (like wearing masks) to prevent disease transmission.
- 15. An air travel company that may require medical clearance for pregnant children after 36 weeks.
- 16. Chronic medications related to mental health that require a psychiatrist's review before a child is released.
- 17. A type of disease, such as one an unaccompanied child might be exposed to, that requires medical clearance before transfer.
- 18. The state of a child who cannot be released from ORR care due to public health concerns.
Down
- 1. The high rate of children entering and leaving ORR custody, affecting which services are appropriate.
- 2. The fee-for-service system used by ORR’s established network of healthcare providers.
- 3. What a child receives if their medication is on a "time-limited course" rather than a 30-day supply.
- 4. A type of medication that care providers are strictly prohibited from providing to children upon release.
- 5. The process of gradually reducing a medication dose before release, determined by a psychiatrist.
- 6. The legal state of being under the care of ORR.
- 7. An ORR-funded program or healthcare entity that delivers services to children.
- 10. What ORR will not do for transportation costs associated with mobile medical providers.
- 13. The individual who accepts a child in the case of a "release" rather than a "transfer."
- 14. The medical professional required to clear a child with serious health issues for movement.