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1	1		By: Zaffirini S.B. No. 1164
	2	+	(In the Senate - Filed February 7, 2025; February 28, 2025,
	3	+	read first time and referred to Committee on Criminal Justice;
	4	+	April 16, 2025, reported adversely, with favorable Committee
	5	+	Substitute by the following vote: Yeas 7, Nays 0; April 16, 2025,
	6	+	sent to printer.)
	7	+	Click here to see the committee vote
	8	+	COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR S.B. No. 1164 By: Flores
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6	13		A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
7	14		AN ACT
8	15		relating to emergency detention of certain persons evidencing
9	16		mental illness and to court-ordered inpatient and extended mental
10	17		health services.
11	18		BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
12	19		SECTION 1. Section 573.001(a), Health and Safety Code, is
13	20		amended to read as follows:
14	21		(a) A peace officer, without a warrant, may take a person
15	22		into custody, regardless of the age of the person, if the officer[:
16	23		[(1)] has reason to believe and does believe that:
17	24		(1) [(A)] the person is a person with mental
18	25		illness[;] and
19	26		[(B)] because of that mental illness:
20	27		(A) there is a substantial risk of serious harm
21	28		to the person or to others [unless the person is immediately
22	29		restrained];
23	30		(B) the person evidences severe emotional
24	31		distress and deterioration in the person's mental condition; or
25	32		(C) the person evidences an inability to
26	33		recognize symptoms or appreciate the risks and benefits of
27	34		treatment; [and]
28	35		(2) the person is likely without immediate detention
29	36		to suffer serious risk of harm or to inflict serious harm on another
30	37		person; and
31	38		(3) [believes that] there is not sufficient time to
32	39		obtain a warrant before taking the person into custody.
33	40		SECTION 2. The heading to Section 573.002, Health and
34	41		Safety Code, is amended to read as follows:
35	42		Sec. 573.002. PEACE OFFICER'S NOTIFICATION OF EMERGENCY
36	43		DETENTION.
37	44		SECTION 3. Section 573.002, Health and Safety Code, is
38	45		amended by amending Subsections (a), (b), (c), and (d) and adding
39	46		Subsection (f) to read as follows:
40	47		(a) A peace officer shall immediately file with a facility a
41	48		notification of emergency detention after transporting a person to
42	49		that facility in accordance with Section 573.001. Emergency
43	50		medical services personnel of an emergency medical services
44	51		provider who transport a person to a facility at the request of a
45	52		peace officer made in accordance with a memorandum of understanding
46	53		executed under Section 573.005 shall immediately file with the
47	54		facility the notification of emergency detention completed by the
48	55		peace officer who made the request.
49	56		(b) The notification of emergency detention must contain:
50	57		(1) a statement that the officer has reason to believe
51	58		and does believe that the person evidences mental illness;
52	59		(2) a statement that the officer has reason to believe
53	60		and does believe that the person evidences a substantial risk of
54	61		serious harm to the person or others;
55	62		(3) [a specific description of the risk of harm;
56	63		[(4)] a statement that the officer has reason to
57	64		believe and does believe that the risk of harm is imminent unless
58	65		the person is immediately restrained;
59	66		(4) [(5)] a statement that the officer's beliefs are
60	67		derived from specific recent behavior, overt acts, attempts, or
61	68		threats that were observed by or reliably reported to the officer;
62	69		(5) [(6)] a detailed description of the specific
63	70		behavior, acts, attempts, or threats; and
64	71		(6) [(7)] the name and relationship to the apprehended
65	72		person of any person who reported or observed the behavior, acts,
66	73		attempts, or threats.
67	74		(c) The facility where the person is detained shall include
68	75		in the detained person's clinical file the notification of
69	76		emergency detention described by this section.
70	77		(d) The peace officer shall provide the notification of
71	78		emergency detention in substantially [on] the following form:
72	79		Notification--Emergency Detention NO. ____________________
73	80		DATE:_______________ TIME:_______________
74	81		THE STATE OF TEXAS
75	82		FOR THE BEST INTEREST AND PROTECTION OF:
76	83		______________________________________
77	84		DOB:_____________ RACE:______________ GENDER:_______________ _____________ RACE:______________ GENDER:_______________
78	85		PHONE NUMBER:______________ ADDRESS:______________________________________ ADDRESS:________________________
79	86		NOTIFICATION OF EMERGENCY DETENTION
80	87		Now comes _____________________________, a peace officer with
81	88		(name of agency) _____________________________, of the State of
82	89		Texas, and states as follows:
83	90		[1.] I have reason to believe and do believe that (name of
84	91		person to be detained) __________________________ evidences mental
85	92		illness;[.]
86	93		[2.] I have reason to believe and do believe that the
87	94		above-named person evidences a substantial risk of serious harm to
88	95		himself/herself or others based on the person's behavior or
89	96		evidence the person is experiencing severe emotional distress and
90	97		deterioration to the extent the person cannot remain at liberty;
91	98		and [upon the following:
92	99		[_______________________________________________________________
93	100		________________________________________________________________
94	101		________________________________________________________________
95	102		_______________________________________________________________]
96	103		[3.] I have reason to believe and do believe that the [above]
97	104		risk of harm is imminent unless the above-named person is
98	105		immediately restrained.
99	106		1. [4.] My above-stated beliefs are based upon the following
100	107		recent behavior, severe emotional distress and deterioration,
101	108		overt acts, attempts, statements, or threats observed by me or
102	109		reliably reported to me (may use attachments to report additional
103	110		information):
104	111		________________________________________________________________
105	112		________________________________________________________________
106	113		________________________________________________________________
107	114		________________________________________________________________
108	115		2. [5.] The names, addresses, phone numbers, and relationship to
109	116		the above-named person of those persons who reported or observed
110	117		recent behavior, acts, attempts, statements, or threats of the
111	118		above-named person are (if applicable):
112	119		________________________________________________________________
113	120		________________________________________________________________
114	121		________________________________________________________________
115	122		________________________________________________________________
116	123		ADULT 65 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER? □ YES □ NO If yes, □ YES □ NO If yes,
117	124		age: ___________
118	125		CHILD 17 YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER? □ YES □ NO If yes, □ YES □ NO If yes,
119	126		age: ___________
120	127		FOR A CHILD 17 YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER (if yes):
121	128		My belief the child is at risk of imminent serious harm unless
122	129		immediately removed from the parents' custody is based on the
123	130		above-stated facts showing the parents or guardians are presently
124	131		unable to protect the child from imminent serious harm.
125	132		I provided notice to the child's parents or guardians of my
126	133		intention to file this notification.
127	134		I was not able to provide notice to the child's parents or
128	135		guardians of my intention to file this notification because:
129	136		________________________________________________________________
130	137		________________________________________________________________
131	138		Parent/Guardian Contact Information: ____________________________
132	139		________________________________________________________________
133	140		USE OF RESTRAINT
134	141		Was the person physically restrained in any way? Yes □ No □
135	142		If yes, reason for physical restraint? □ Officer Safety
136	143		Person's Safety □ Other ____________________
137	144		CALL ORIGINATED AT:
138	145		Public Area □ Residence □ School/University
139	146		Group Home □ Hospital
140	147		Other________________________________________
141	148		OBSERVATIONS/HISTORY
142	149		If YES to any question below, provide additional information:
143	150		YES NO UNKNOWN NOTES YES NO UNKNOWN NOTES
144	151		YES NO UNKNOWN NOTES
145	152		Harm to self Harm to self
146	153		Harm to self
147	154		or stating an or stating an
148	155		or stating an
149	156		intention to intention to
150	157		intention to
151	158		harm self? harm self?
152	159		harm self?
153	160		Previous Previous
154	161		Previous
155	162		attempt to attempt to
156	163		attempt to
157	164		commit commit
158	165		commit
159	166		suicide? suicide?
160	167		suicide?
161	168		Harm to Harm to
162	169		Harm to
163	170		others or others or
164	171		others or
165	172		stating an stating an
166	173		stating an
167	174		intention to intention to
168	175		intention to
169	176		harm others? harm others?
170	177		harm others?
171	178		Previous Previous
172	179		Previous
173	180		serious harm serious harm
174	181		serious harm
175	182		or injury to or injury to
176	183		or injury to
177	184		others? others?
178	185		others?
179	186		Previous Previous
180	187		Previous
181	188		psychiatric psychiatric
182	189		psychiatric
183	190		hospital hospital
184	191		hospital
185	192		treatment? treatment?
186	193		treatment?
187	194		Reported Reported
188	195		Reported
189	196		mental health mental health
190	197		mental health
191	198		diagnosis? diagnosis?
192	199		diagnosis?
193	200		Prescribed Prescribed
194	201		Prescribed
195	202		psychiatric psychiatric
196	203		psychiatric
197	204		medications? medications?
198	205		medications?
199	206		Current Current
200	207		Current
201	208		psychiatric psychiatric
202	209		psychiatric
203	210		medications medications
204	211		medications
205	212		taken? taken?
206	213		taken?
207	214		Sleeping Sleeping
208	215		Sleeping
209	216		difficulty? difficulty?
210	217		difficulty?
211	218		Substance use Substance use
212	219		Substance use
213	220		disorder? disorder?
214	221		disorder?
215	222		TRANSPORTED TO:
216	223		Hospital/Emergency Room □ Mental Health Facility
217	224		Other _______________________
218	225		For the above reasons, I present this notification to seek
219	226		temporary admission to the (name of facility)
220	227		_________________________ inpatient mental health facility or
221	228		hospital facility for the detention of (name of person to be
222	229		detained) __________________________ on an emergency basis.
223	230		[6. Was the person restrained in any way? Yes □ No □]
224	231		PEACE OFFICER'S PRINTED NAME: ___________________________________
225	232		BADGE NO. _____________________
226	233		PEACE OFFICER'S SIGNATURE _______________________________________
227	234		Address: _________________________ Zip Code: ____________________
228	235		Telephone: ______________________
229	236		[_________________________]
230	237		SIGNATURE OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PERSONNEL (if applicable)
231	238		_________________________ PRINTED NAME OF PERSONNEL: _____________
232	239		Address: _________________________ Zip Code: ____________________
233	240		Telephone: ______________________
234	241		A mental health facility or hospital emergency department may
235	242		not require a peace officer or emergency medical services personnel
236	243		to execute any form other than this form as a predicate to accepting
237	244		for temporary admission a person detained by a peace officer under
238	245		Section 573.001, Health and Safety Code[, and transported by the
239	246		officer under that section or by emergency medical services
240	247		personnel of an emergency medical services provider at the request
241	248		of the officer made in accordance with a memorandum of
242	249		understanding executed under Section 573.005, Health and Safety
243	250		Code].
244	251		(f) A peace officer who transports an apprehended person to
245	252		a facility under Section 573.001(d)(1) or emergency medical
246	253		services personnel of an emergency medical services provider who
247	254		transports a person to a facility under Section 573.001(d)(2):
248	255		(1) is not required to remain at the facility while the
249	256		apprehended person is medically screened or treated or while the
250	257		person's insurance coverage is verified; and
251	258		(2) may leave the facility immediately after:
252	259		(A) the person is taken into custody by
253	260		appropriate facility staff; and
254	261		(B) the notification of emergency detention
255	262		required by this section is provided to the facility.
256	263		SECTION 4. Section 573.003(a), Health and Safety Code, is
257	264		amended to read as follows:
258	265		(a) A guardian of the person of a ward who is 18 years of age
259	266		or older, without the assistance of a peace officer, may transport
260	267		the ward to an inpatient mental health facility for a preliminary
261	268		examination in accordance with Section 573.021 if the guardian has
262	269		reason to believe and does believe that:
263	270		(1) the ward is a person with mental illness[;] and
264	271		[(2)] because of that mental illness:
265	272		(A) there is a substantial risk of serious harm
266	273		to the ward or to others;
267	274		(B) the ward evidences severe emotional distress
268	275		and deterioration in the ward's mental condition; or
269	276		(C) the ward evidences an inability to recognize
270	277		symptoms or appreciate the risks and benefits of treatment; and
271	278		(2) the ward is likely without immediate detention to
272	279		suffer serious risk of harm or to inflict serious harm on another
273	280		person [unless the ward is immediately restrained].
274	281		SECTION 5. Section 573.012(b), Health and Safety Code, is
275	282		amended to read as follows:
276	283		(b) The magistrate shall deny the application unless the
277	284		magistrate finds that there is reasonable cause to believe that:
278	285		(1) the person evidences mental illness and because of
279	286		that mental illness[;
280	287		[(2)] the person evidences:
281	288		(A) a substantial risk of serious harm to himself
282	289		or others;
283	290		(B) severe emotional distress and deterioration
284	291		in the person's mental condition; or
285	292		(C) an inability to recognize symptoms or
286	293		appreciate the risks and benefits of treatment;
287	294		(2) the person is likely without immediate detention
288	295		to suffer serious risk of harm or to inflict serious harm on another
289	296		person;
290	297		(3) the risk of harm is imminent unless the person is
291	298		immediately restrained; and
292	299		(4) the necessary restraint cannot be accomplished
293	300		without emergency detention.
294	301		SECTION 6. Section 573.022(a), Health and Safety Code, is
295	302		amended to read as follows:
296	303		(a) A person may be admitted to a facility for emergency
297	304		detention only if the physician who conducted the preliminary
298	305		examination of the person makes a written statement that:
299	306		(1) is acceptable to the facility;
300	307		(2) states [that] after a preliminary examination it
301	308		is the physician's opinion that:
302	309		(A) the person is a person with mental illness
303	310		and because of that mental illness[;
304	311		[(B)] the person evidences:
305	312		(i) a substantial risk of serious harm to
306	313		the person or to others;
307	314		(ii) severe emotional distress and
308	315		deterioration in the person's mental condition; or
309	316		(iii) an inability to recognize symptoms or
310	317		appreciate the risks and benefits of treatment;
311	318		(B) [(C)] the described risk of harm is imminent
312	319		unless the person is immediately restrained; and
313	320		(C) [(D)] emergency detention is the least
314	321		restrictive means by which the necessary restraint may be
315	322		accomplished; and
316	323		(3) includes:
317	324		(A) a description of the nature of the person's
318	325		mental illness;
319	326		(B) a specific description of the risk of harm
320	327		the person evidences [that may be demonstrated either by the
321	328		person's behavior or by evidence of severe emotional distress and
322	329		deterioration in the person's mental condition] to the extent that
323	330		the person cannot remain at liberty; and
324	331		(C) the specific detailed information from which
325	332		the physician formed the opinion in Subdivision (2).
326	333		SECTION 7. Section 574.001(b), Health and Safety Code, is
327	334		amended to read as follows:
328	335		(b) Except as provided by Subsection (f), the application
329	336		must be filed with the county clerk in the county in which the
330	337		proposed patient:
331	338		(1) resides;
332	339		(2) is located at the time the application is filed [is
333	340		found]; [or]
334	341		(3) was apprehended under Chapter 573; or
335	342		(4) is receiving mental health services by court order
336	343		or under Subchapter A, Chapter 573.
337	344		SECTION 8. Sections 574.011(a) and (b), Health and Safety
338	345		Code, are amended to read as follows:
339	346		(a) A certificate of medical examination for mental illness
340	347		must be sworn to, dated, and signed by the examining
341	348		physician. The certificate must include:
342	349		(1) the name and address of the examining physician;
343	350		(2) the name and address of the person examined;
344	351		(3) the date and place of the examination;
345	352		(4) a brief diagnosis of the examined person's
346	353		physical and mental condition;
347	354		(5) the period, if any, during which the examined
348	355		person has been under the care of the examining physician;
349	356		(6) an accurate description of the mental health
350	357		treatment, if any, given by or administered under the direction of
351	358		the examining physician; and
352	359		(7) the examining physician's opinion that:
353	360		(A) the examined person is a person with mental
354	361		illness[;] and
355	362		[(B)] as a result of that illness the examined
356	363		person is:
357	364		(i) likely to cause serious harm to the
358	365		person or to others; [or is:]
359	366		(ii) [(i)] suffering severe and abnormal
360	367		mental, emotional, or physical distress;
361	368		(iii) [(ii)] experiencing substantial
362	369		mental or physical deterioration of the proposed patient's ability
363	370		to function independently, which is exhibited by the proposed
364	371		patient's inability, except for reasons of indigence, to provide
365	372		for the proposed patient's basic needs, including food, clothing,
366	373		health, or safety; [and]
367	374		(iv) [(iii)] not able to make a rational
368	375		and informed decision as to whether to submit to treatment; or
369	376		(v) evidencing an inability to recognize
370	377		symptoms or appreciate the risks and benefits of treatment; and
371	378		(B) in the absence of inpatient mental health
372	379		treatment, the examined person is likely to suffer serious risk of
373	380		harm or to inflict serious harm on another person.
374	381		(b) The examining physician must specify in the certificate
375	382		which criterion listed in Subsection (a)(7) [(a)(7)(B)] forms the
376	383		basis for the physician's opinion.
377	384		SECTION 9. Sections 574.034(a) and (d), Health and Safety
378	385		Code, are amended to read as follows:
379	386		(a) The judge may order a proposed patient to receive
380	387		court-ordered temporary inpatient mental health services only if
381	388		the judge or jury finds, from clear and convincing evidence, that:
382	389		(1) the proposed patient is a person with mental
383	390		illness; and
384	391		(2) as a result of that mental illness the proposed
385	392		patient:
386	393		(A) is likely to cause serious harm to the
387	394		proposed patient;
388	395		(B) is likely to cause serious harm to others;
389	396		[or]
390	397		(C) is:
391	398		(i) suffering severe and abnormal mental,
392	399		emotional, or physical distress;
393	400		(ii) experiencing substantial mental or
394	401		physical deterioration of the proposed patient's ability to
395	402		function independently, which is exhibited by the proposed
396	403		patient's inability, except for reasons of indigence, to provide
397	404		for the proposed patient's basic needs, including food, clothing,
398	405		health, or safety; [and]
399	406		(iii) unable to make a rational and
400	407		informed decision as to whether or not to submit to treatment; or
401	408		(iv) evidencing an inability to recognize
402	409		symptoms or to appreciate the risks and benefits of treatment; and
403	410		(D) in the absence of court-ordered temporary
404		-	~~inpatient~~ mental health services, is likely to suffer serious risk
	411	+	outpatient mental health services, is likely to suffer serious risk
405	412		of harm or to inflict serious harm on another person.
406	413		(d) To be clear and convincing under Subsection (a), the
407	414		evidence must include expert testimony and, unless waived, evidence
408	415		of a recent overt act or a continuing pattern of behavior that tends
409	416		to confirm:
410	417		(1) the likelihood of serious harm to the proposed
411	418		patient or others and[; or
412	419		[(2)] the proposed patient's distress and the
413	420		deterioration of the proposed patient's ability to function; or
414	421		(2) the proposed patient's inability to recognize
415	422		symptoms or appreciate the risks and benefits of treatment.
416	423		SECTION 10. Sections 574.035(a) and (e), Health and Safety
417	424		Code, are amended to read as follows:
418	425		(a) The judge may order a proposed patient to receive
419	426		court-ordered extended inpatient mental health services only if the
420	427		jury, or the judge if the right to a jury is waived, finds, from
421	428		clear and convincing evidence, that:
422	429		(1) the proposed patient is a person with mental
423	430		illness;
424	431		(2) as a result of that mental illness the proposed
425	432		patient:
426	433		(A) is likely to cause serious harm to the
427	434		proposed patient;
428	435		(B) is likely to cause serious harm to others;
429	436		[or]
430	437		(C) is:
431	438		(i) suffering severe and abnormal mental,
432	439		emotional, or physical distress;
433	440		(ii) experiencing substantial mental or
434	441		physical deterioration of the proposed patient's ability to
435	442		function independently, which is exhibited by the proposed
436	443		patient's inability, except for reasons of indigence, to provide
437	444		for the proposed patient's basic needs, including food, clothing,
438	445		health, or safety; [and]
439	446		(iii) unable to make a rational and
440	447		informed decision as to whether or not to submit to treatment; or
441	448		(iv) evidencing an inability to recognize
442	449		symptoms or appreciate the risks and benefits of treatment; and
443		-	(D) in the absence of court-ordered ~~extended~~
444		-	~~inpatient~~ mental health services, is likely to suffer serious risk
	450	+	(D) in the absence of court-ordered temporary
	451	+	outpatient mental health services, is likely to suffer serious risk
445	452		of harm or to inflict serious harm on another person;
446	453		(3) the proposed patient's condition is expected to
447	454		continue for more than 90 days; and
448	455		(4) the proposed patient has received court-ordered
449	456		inpatient mental health services under this subtitle or under
450	457		Chapter 46B, Code of Criminal Procedure, for at least 60
451	458		consecutive days during the preceding 12 months.
452	459		(e) To be clear and convincing under Subsection (a), the
453	460		evidence must include expert testimony and evidence of a recent
454	461		overt act or a continuing pattern of behavior that tends to confirm:
455	462		(1) the likelihood of serious harm to the proposed
456	463		patient or others and[; or
457	464		[(2)] the proposed patient's distress and the
458	465		deterioration of the proposed patient's ability to function; or
459	466		(2) the proposed patient's inability to recognize
460	467		symptoms or appreciate the risks and benefits of treatment.
461	468		SECTION 11. Section 574.064(a-1), Health and Safety Code,
462	469		is amended to read as follows:
463	470		(a-1) A physician shall evaluate the patient as soon as
464	471		possible within 24 hours after the time detention begins to
465	472		determine whether the patient, due to mental illness:
466	473		(1) [,] presents a substantial risk of serious harm to
467	474		the patient or others;
468	475		(2) evidences severe emotional distress and
469	476		deterioration in the person's mental condition;
470	477		(3) evidences an inability to recognize symptoms or
471	478		appreciate the risks and benefits of treatment; and
472	479		(4) is likely without immediate detention to suffer
473	480		serious risk of harm or to inflict serious harm on another person to
474	481		the extent [so] that the patient cannot be at liberty pending the
475	482		probable cause hearing under Subsection (b). [The determination
476	483		that the patient presents a substantial risk of serious harm to the
477	484		patient or others may be demonstrated by:
478	485		[(1) the patient's behavior; or
479	486		[(2) evidence of severe emotional distress and
480	487		deterioration in the patient's mental condition to the extent that
481	488		the patient cannot live safely in the community.]
482	489		SECTION 12. The following provisions of the Health and
483	490		Safety Code are repealed:
484	491		(1) Section 573.001(b);
485	492		(2) Section 573.003(b); and
486	493		(3) Section 573.012(c).
487	494		SECTION 13. Chapter 573, Health and Safety Code, as amended
488	495		by this Act, applies only to an emergency detention that begins on
489	496		or after the effective date of this Act. An emergency detention
490	497		that begins before the effective date of this Act is governed by the
491	498		law as it existed immediately before the effective date of this Act,
492	499		and that law is continued in effect for that purpose.
493	500		SECTION 14. Chapter 574, Health and Safety Code, as amended
494	501		by this Act, applies only to an application or proceeding for
495	502		court-ordered mental health services submitted or that occurs on or
496	503		after the effective date of this Act, regardless of when an offense
497	504		with which the defendant is charged was committed.
498	505		SECTION 15. This Act takes effect September 1, 2025.
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499	507
500	508
501	509
502	510		YES NO UNKNOWN NOTES
503	511
504	512
505	513
506	514		Harm to self
507	515
508	516
509	517
510	518		or stating an
511	519
512	520
513	521
514	522		intention to
515	523
516	524
517	525
518	526		harm self?
519	527
520	528
521	529
522	530		Previous
523	531
524	532
525	533
526	534		attempt to
527	535
528	536
529	537
530	538		commit
531	539
532	540
533	541
534	542		suicide?
535	543
536	544
537	545
538	546		Harm to
539	547
540	548
541	549
542	550		others or
543	551
544	552
545	553
546	554		stating an
547	555
548	556
549	557
550	558		intention to
551	559
552	560
553	561
554	562		harm others?
555	563
556	564
557	565
558	566		Previous
559	567
560	568
561	569
562	570		serious harm
563	571
564	572
565	573
566	574		or injury to
567	575
568	576
569	577
570	578		others?
571	579
572	580
573	581
574	582		Previous
575	583
576	584
577	585
578	586		psychiatric
579	587
580	588
581	589
582	590		hospital
583	591
584	592
585	593
586	594		treatment?
587	595
588	596
589	597
590	598		Reported
591	599
592	600
593	601
594	602		mental health
595	603
596	604
597	605
598	606		diagnosis?
599	607
600	608
601	609
602	610		Prescribed
603	611
604	612
605	613
606	614		psychiatric
607	615
608	616
609	617
610	618		medications?
611	619
612	620
613	621
614	622		Current
615	623
616	624
617	625
618	626		psychiatric
619	627
620	628
621	629
622	630		medications
623	631
624	632
625	633
626	634		taken?
627	635
628	636
629	637
630	638		Sleeping
631	639
632	640
633	641
634	642		difficulty?
635	643
636	644
637	645
638	646		Substance use
639	647
640	648
641	649
642	650		disorder?