Esp Assessment Tool With Documentation Standards
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If a client does not wish to provide their social security number, the proper procedure is to:
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Enter "9999" in the SS block
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Include a statement in the intervention case note that "clt refuses to provide SS number."
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Both a & b
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Enter "0000" in the SS block and note it in the "comments" block on the Demographic page
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None of the above
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When a care manager is first assigned to a case, the correct procedure is to:
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Enter the name of the CM on SSP screen first, then enter a case note regarding the case assignment
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Enter the case note first which indicates the case is being assigned to a new CM and then change the name on the SSP screen.
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Hand the case back to the intake worker or the CM who wishes to transfer the case and say "Are you kidding me? I am already at 150!"
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A. Enter the name of the CM on SSP screen first, then enter a case note regarding the case assignmentExplanation
The correct procedure when a care manager is first assigned to a case is to enter the name of the CM on the SSP screen first, and then enter a case note regarding the case assignment. This ensures that the CM's name is recorded accurately in the system and that there is a clear record of the case assignment.Rate this question:
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On the SSP screen, the APS box should be checked when the case is active with APS and unchecked when the case is closed with APS.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement is stating that the APS box on the SSP screen should be checked when the case is active with APS and unchecked when the case is closed with APS. This means that the APS box is a way to indicate whether the case is currently active or closed with APS. If the case is active, the APS box should be checked, and if the case is closed, the APS box should be unchecked. Therefore, the answer is true.Rate this question:
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Caregiver Support Assessment Criteria should be completed on every person identified as a caregiver.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because the Caregiver Support Assessment Criteria should only be completed on individuals who have been identified as caregivers, not every person. This assessment is specifically designed to evaluate the needs and support required by caregivers, so it is not necessary to complete it for individuals who are not fulfilling a caregiving role.Rate this question:
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For purposes of identifying the main caregiver, a "caregiver" is defined as a person who:
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Is consistently involved with the client and may provide day to day help for the client
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Is the POA for the client
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Enable the client to remain in an independent setting
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A, b, and c
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A and c
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A. A and cExplanation
The correct answer is "a and c". This means that the main caregiver is a person who is consistently involved with the client and may provide day to day help for the client, as well as enabling the client to remain in an independent setting. The answer excludes being the Power of Attorney (POA) for the client, indicating that being the POA is not a requirement for being considered the main caregiver.Rate this question:
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The areas that are to be documented for the "Caregiver Support Assessment" are:
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Age, gender, employment status, financially secure
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Obstacles, services, effect, education/instruction needs
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Physical capacity to help, health status, access to a vehicle, ability to cook
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Ready, willing, able
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A. Obstacles, services, effect, education/instruction needsExplanation
The "Caregiver Support Assessment" aims to document various aspects related to caregivers. This includes identifying obstacles that caregivers may face, such as time constraints or lack of support. It also involves documenting the services available to caregivers, such as respite care or counseling. Additionally, the assessment looks at the effect caregiving has on the caregiver's well-being and mental health. Lastly, it considers the education and instruction needs of caregivers to ensure they have the necessary knowledge and skills to provide proper care.Rate this question:
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Where do you document the 4 areas for the Caregiver Support Assessment information?
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In the case notes
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In the comments screen on the primary caregiver
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A and b
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In the psychosocial narrative
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A. In the comments screen on the primary caregiverExplanation
The 4 areas for the Caregiver Support Assessment information are documented in the comments screen on the primary caregiver. This is where detailed information about the caregiver's support needs and resources can be recorded. The case notes may contain additional information about the caregiver, but the specific areas for the assessment are documented in the comments screen. Therefore, the correct answer is "in the comments screen on the primary caregiver."Rate this question:
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Information regarding "falls" should be documented in what sections of Q?
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In the check box which requests the number of falls in the last six months
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In case notes
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In ADL/IADL comments
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All the above
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A and c
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A. All the aboveExplanation
The information regarding "falls" should be documented in all the sections mentioned in the answer. The check box requesting the number of falls in the last six months is a specific section dedicated to this information. Case notes provide a detailed record of the falls and any relevant details. ADL/IADL comments allow for additional comments or observations related to falls. Therefore, all the sections mentioned in the answer (the checkbox, case notes, and ADL/IADL comments) should include information about falls.Rate this question:
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When we return to our normal chart review process, chart reviews will be distributed to CMs by when:
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The 7th calendar day of the month
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The 15th of the month
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At the discretion of the reviewer
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A. The 15th of the monthExplanation
The correct answer is the 15th of the month. This means that when the normal chart review process resumes, the distribution of chart reviews to CMs will take place on the 15th of each month.Rate this question:
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What do you need to do with the chart review when the reviewer initially gives it to you?
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Note on the chart review the corrective action that was taken
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Ask for clarification if you do not understand a finding or question from the reviewer
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Sign the review and initial any findings
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Return it to the LCM by the 25th of the month
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "all of the above." This means that you need to do all of the mentioned actions with the chart review when the reviewer initially gives it to you. You should note on the chart review the corrective action that was taken, ask for clarification if you do not understand a finding or question from the reviewer, sign the review and initial any findings, and finally, return it to the LCM by the 25th of the month.Rate this question:
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