Discharge Procedures is a formal regulatory process within long-term care law that governs the lawful and ethical termination of a resident's placement in a care facility, distinguished by its adherence to statutory requirements, procedural safeguards, and individualized assessment to protect against unjustified, non-consensual, or untimely expulsion.
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