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Scenario # |
Scenario Name |
Development Date |
Content Expert |
DOWNLOAD |
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Challenges of Clinical Documentation |
November 19, 2006 |
Alice Prather |
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Service Shift from Treatment to Rehabilitation |
November 19, 2006 |
Alice Prather |
Scenario One: Challenges of Clinical Documentation
Is your organization experiencing problems with clinical documentation?
As a social service agency, you know how important it is to maintain documentation of service provision for regulatory and funding entities. That documentation includes:
- an assessment of an individual’s need for service,
- a service or treatment plan,
- progress notes, and
- periodic reassessment of the person’s progress.
If this isn’t done or isn’t done properly, then you risk losing your funding.
November 19, 2006
Content Expert: Alice Prather
Scenario Two: Service Shift from Treatment to Rehabilitation
How well does your agency help the people you serve live more independently?
The field of behavioral health services is shifting. It’s changing its focus from traditional treatment services alone, such as counseling, residential services and day programs, to include a rehabilitation approach, which emphasizes teaching individuals those skills needed to function more independently in their community. As an agency with a treatment focus, you may find yourself losing business to agencies with a rehabilitation focus.
November 19, 2006
Content Expert: Alice Prather
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