OAR 413-040-0420
HIV Antibody Testing

(1)

For children and youth in Department custody, the HIV antibody test is to be done only to facilitate the medical care of the child if clinically indicated after a thorough medical evaluation by a doctor knowledgeable about HIV infections. The test is not to be used to screen individuals with high risk behaviors or any other groups, nor to satisfy the curiosity of Department staff or contracted providers.

(2)

Under the direction of a physician, infants born to mothers known to have engaged in high risk behaviors may be tested for HIV. The presence of HIV infection in an infant can be determined only after the mother’s antibodies are gone from the child’s bloodstream. Because maternal antibody crosses the placenta, the presence of HIV infection can only be determined after a series of tests.

(3)

Victims of sexual abuse who have been exposed to blood or semen may be tested for HIV. If the child can understand, informed consent procedures shall be used (I-B.5.1, 413-040-0430 (Informed Consent)). A physician knowledgeable in HIV care should be consulted immediately for consideration of HIV post-exposure prophylaxis.

(4)

The Department shall not license any private child-caring agency whose admission criteria include a mandatory HIV test.

(5)

The Department shall not contract with any service provider whose admission criteria include a mandatory HIV test.

Source: Rule 413-040-0420 — HIV Antibody Testing, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=413-040-0420.

413‑040‑0000
Definitions 413‑040‑0005
Purpose 413‑040‑0006
Requirements for the Conditions for Return and the Protective Capacity Assessment 413‑040‑0008
Requirements for a Family Engagement Meeting 413‑040‑0010
Requirements for the Case Plan 413‑040‑0011
Requirements of Action Agreements 413‑040‑0014
Replacing or Adding Impending Danger Safety Threats During Ongoing Case Management 413‑040‑0016
Requirements for Review of the Case Plan 413‑040‑0017
Requirements for Return and Reunification 413‑040‑0024
Requirements for an In-home Ongoing Safety Plan Prior to Return and Next Day Contact 413‑040‑0032
Requirements for Closing the In-Home Ongoing Safety Plan and Closing the Case 413‑040‑0100
Purpose 413‑040‑0130
Administrative Reviews for Title IV and ORS 419A.090 et seq. 413‑040‑0135
Responsibility for Administrative Reviews 413‑040‑0140
Permanency Hearings by the Court 413‑040‑0145
Court Notification of Placement Changes 413‑040‑0150
Participant Notification of Administrative Reviews, Permanency Hearings, and Review Hearings 413‑040‑0155
Participants in Administrative Reviews and Permanency Hearings 413‑040‑0157
Documentation Requirements for Administrative Reviews and Permanency Hearings 413‑040‑0159
Notification and Distribution Requirements for Administrative Reviews and Permanency Hearings 413‑040‑0170
Judicial Requirements for Voluntary Custody Agreement or Child Placement Agreement 413‑040‑0200
The Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC) -- History and Purpose 413‑040‑0208
Placements Subject to the ICPC 413‑040‑0222
Delay, Denial, Termination, Reversal of ICPC Placement Approval, Appeal 413‑040‑0228
Placement of Oregon Children 413‑040‑0240
Financial and Medical Responsibility 413‑040‑0248
Travel Arrangements and Reimbursement for Transportation Expenses 413‑040‑0268
Placement of Children or Young Adults from Other States in Oregon 413‑040‑0282
Independent and Private Agency Adoptions 413‑040‑0292
ICPC Case Closure 413‑040‑0400
Policy 413‑040‑0420
HIV Antibody Testing 413‑040‑0430
Informed Consent 413‑040‑0440
Counseling 413‑040‑0450
Confidentiality
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

Rule 413-040-0420’s source at or​.us