Which document outlines the DSP's responsibilities for maintaining health?

The Individual Program Plan (IPP) is the correct choice because it is a personalized document that outlines the goals, needs, and responsibilities pertaining to the welfare and development of an individual receiving support services. Within the IPP, the specific responsibilities of Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) in maintaining the health and well-being of the individual are clearly defined. This document serves as a guide for DSPs, ensuring that they understand how to support the health care needs of the individuals in their care, including medication management, health monitoring, and coordination with healthcare providers.

In contrast, the Special Incidents Report (SIR) is used to document unusual incidents that occur, which may require intervention or further action, but it does not detail the ongoing responsibilities related to health care. The California Code of Regulations (CCR) provides legal and regulatory guidelines for various practices but does not serve as a personalized plan for maintaining health for individuals. The Physician's Desk Reference (PDR) is a resource for drug information and does not outline the responsibilities of DSPs in general or specifically for health maintenance.