PASRR 101 Learning Modules

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PASRR Learning Module 1: An Introduction to CFR Compliance

This is the first of three modules that provide an overview of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) requirements specific to state responsibilities for Preadmission Screening and Annual Resident Review (PASRR) of individuals with a mental illness, intellectual disability, or a related condition.

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PASRR Learning Module 2: CFR Compliance in the Level I Screening Process, Exempted Hospital Discharges, and Categorical Determinations

This is the second of three modules that provide an overview of CFR requirements specific to state PASRR responsibilities. This Learning Module focuses on the Level I screening process, the exempted hospital discharge, and reviewing CFR requirements specific to provisional and categorical determinations.

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PASRR Learning Module 3: CFR Compliance in the Level II Evaluation Process and Resident Review

This is the third of three modules that provide an overview of CFR requirements specific to state PASRR responsibilities. This Learning Module focuses on the Level II evaluation process, including the role of the evaluator, the CFR guidance on diagnosing mental illness, intellectual disability, and related conditions, and the resident review.

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PASRR Learning Module 4: Person-Centered PASRR

This Learning Module reviews person-centered practices and how they can be incorporated into state PASRR programs.

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PASRR Learning Module 5: Specialized Services

This Learning Module focuses on Specialized Services, including an overview of recent CMS guidance and case studies to help states clarify what services should be considered Specialized Services.

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PASRR Learning Module 6: Integrated Health PASRR & Quality Monitoring

This Learning Module reviews initiatives that have goals and objectives that both support and can be supported by PASRR. It also reviews quality monitoring approaches for PASRR and examines a recent analysis of nursing facility Minimum Data Set (MDS) information related to individuals with mental illness, intellectual disabilities, or related conditions.