Quarterly Data Submission

Section 215 Section 215.600  Quarterly Data Submission The following data shall be collected by the Center and submitted to the Department, as a three-month total, by the 30th of the month following March 31, June 30, September 30 and December 31.  The Department shall audit quarterly reports in response to a complaint if the complaint concerns information submitted in the report. a)         Total Center encounters: 1)         Total poisonings, 2)         Information requests, 3)         Education requests. b)         Age group of poison contact subject: 1)         Under 5 years old, 2)         5-12 years old, 3)         13-18 years old, 4)         19-30 years old, 5)         31 years old and over, or 6)         Unknown age. c)         Substance encountered: 1)         Prescription medications, 2)         Over-the-counter medications, 3)         Veterinary medication, 4)         Household products, 5)         Insect/arachnid/reptile/animal bite/sting, 6)         Beauty aids/cosmetics, 7)         Plants, 8)         Pesticides, 9)         Hydrocarbon, 10)       Street drug, or 11)       Other. d)         Routes of poison contact: 1)         Ingested, 2)         Inhaled, 3)         Skin contact, 4)         Bites/stings, 5)         Wound/puncture, 6)         Eye contact, or 7)         Other. e)         Reason why contact occurred: 1)         Accident, 2)         Prescribed, 3)         Intentional, 4)         Recreational, 5)         Suicide, 6)         Industrial/work-related, or 7)         Other. f)         Source of call: 1)         Local hospital, 2)         Clinic/physician office, 3)         Family/friend, 4)         Self, or 5)         Other. g)         Initial Center treatment rendered: 1)         Instructed in home care, including follow-up calls and documented to private physician; 2)         Local medical facility or physician office advised in initial care of patient; 3)         After initial instructions, patient referred to local human poison control center; 4)         After initial instructions, patient referred to local hospital; 5)         Patient referred directly to private physician; or 6)         After initial instructions, patient referred to ophthalmologist. h)         Final disposition of patients treated from subsections (g)(2), (3), (4), (5) and (6) of this Section: 1)         Patient treated at medical facility and released; 2)         Patient treated at medical facility and admitted; 3)         Patient treated at medical facility and transferred to Regional Poison Control Center; 4)         Patient refused care recommendations; 5)         Death; or 6)         Unknown. i)          Use of grant funds, if applicable.