{"Multiple_Choice__291":"Kristine Frick","Short_Answer__292":"Aaron Strong","Date__293":"05\/01\/2018","Multiple_Choice__294":"Near Fatality","Yes_or_No__295":"No","Multiple_Choice__300":"4","Multiple_Choice__301":"Stearns","Short_Answer__303":"Miko","Short_Answer__304":"Monroe","Date__305":"09\/05\/2017","Date__307":"03\/06\/2018","Multiple_Choice__308":"6 Months","Multiple_Choice__309":"1","Short_Answer__310":"Mother's boyfriend","Multiple_Choice__346":"0","Multiple_Choice__348":"0","Multiple_Choice__350":"0","Multiple_Choice__352":"0","Multiple_Choice__354":"0","Multiple_Choice__356":"0","Multiple_Choice__368":"0","Multiple_Choice__358":"0","Multiple_Choice__360":"0","Multiple_Choice__362":"0","Multiple_Choice__364":"0","Multiple_Choice__366":"2","Free_Text__367":"Procedural drift away from policy and DHS guidance occurred when the local agency screened out a Child Maltreatment report for prenatal exposure, however,  local agency did not screen in for Child Welfare services and offer services to the mother of the unborn child.\r\n- Mother allegedly tested positive for THC at the local hospital. The CP Intake was screened out - no allegation meets maltreatment criteria.\r\n-Noted by triage team that practices are inconsistent across the state for prenatal exposure to unborn children when \"just THC'.","Yes_or_No__370":"Yes"}