An agency must adopt and enforce a written policy that specifies the agency's client care practices. The written policy must include the following elements if covered under the scope of services provided by the agency:(1) initial assessment, reassessment;(2) start of care, placing services on hold, transfer, and discharge;(3) intravenous services;(4) care of the pediatric client;(5) triaging clients in the event of disaster;(6) how to handle emergencies in the home;(7) safety of staff;(8) procedures the staff will perform for clients, such as dressing changes, Foley catheter changes, wound irrigation, administration of medication;(9) psychiatric nursing procedures;(10) patient and caregiver teaching relating to disease process/procedures;(11) care planning;(12) care of a client who has a terminal illness or a terminal prognosis;(13) receiving physician orders;(14) performing waived testing;(15) medication monitoring; and(16) anything else pertaining to client care.