The ALJ must include the following information in the decision:

(1) Identify the hearing decision as a DSHS case;

(2) List the name and docket number of the case and the names of all parties and representatives;

(3) Find the facts used to resolve the dispute based on the hearing record;

(4) Explain why evidence is credible when the facts or conduct of a witness is in question;

(5) State the law that applies to the dispute;

(6) Apply the law to the facts of the case in the conclusions of law;

(7) Discuss the reasons for the decision based on the facts and the law;

(8) State the result and remedy ordered;

(9) Explain how to request changes in the decision and the deadlines for requesting them;

(10) State the date the decision becomes final according to WAC 388-02-0525; and

(11) Include any other information required by law or DSHS program rules.