Section 05.02.01.154 - PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS01.General Requirements.a. Providers shall provide vigorous programming that minimizes periods of idle time, addresses behavioral problems of juvenile offenders, and teaches and promotes healthy life choices. Programs should specifically address those factors in juvenile offender's lives that contribute to delinquency and that can be realistically changed.b. Providers shall encourage appropriate telephone contact, mail contact, and visitation between juvenile offenders and their families.c. Providers must structure and document services offered in the program so that continuity in case planning is obvious. Medical health, mental health, substance abuse, social skills, educational, vocational, independent living, and other special needs identified in the assessment must be clearly addressed in the service implementation plan. Services provided to address those needs must be documented regularly.d. Service needs remaining at the time of release from Department custody or transfer must be accounted for in the reintegration plan for each juvenile offender.e. The Provider will not admit more juveniles into care than the number specified on the Provider's license. Providers wishing to increase capacity are responsible for contacting the applicable licensing agency. A copy of the written confirmation to the Provider from the applicable licensing agency for verbal approval to exceed the licensed capacity must be forwarded to the Department's Quality Improvement Services Bureau.f. The Provider must have and strictly follow a comprehensive policy covering the supervision of juvenile offenders, including a plan for monitoring all movement of those juvenile offenders both in the facility and, as appropriate, within the community. Staff at the facility must be aware of the location of every juvenile offender assigned to that program at all times.g. Programs may not, under any circumstances, involve juvenile offenders in plethysmographic assessments.02.Use of Polygraphs.a. The use of polygraphs for juvenile offenders adjudicated for or documented to have demonstrated sexually abusive behavior, must only be undertaken by court order or under the following circumstances:i. With the specific written authorization of the Department's regional clinical supervisor;ii. Only with the full, informed consent of the juvenile offender; andiii. If the juvenile offender is a minor, only with the full, informed consent of the parent or guardian.b. Polygraphers used in this process must be able to provide documentation of certification by the Sexual Offender Management Board in the use of polygraphy with juvenile offenders.c. Providers must not make treatment decisions solely on the results of a polygraph.d. Polygraph reports must be sent to the juvenile services coordinator by the Provider.Idaho Admin. Code r. 05.02.01.154