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PACT Model Recommended Standards
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A. Staff Composition
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Minimum Team Size 10 FTE/Urban; 5-7 FTE/Rural
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Clinical Staff-Client Ratio of 1:10 (excluding MD)
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Psychiatrist(s) – 16 Hours per 50 Clients
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Program Admin Assistant 1 FTE/Urban .5 FTE/Rural
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Full Time Masters Level Clinician as Team Leader
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At least 8 (3 FTE/Rural) of Non MD Staff are Mental Health Professionals (MSW,MSN, BSN, OTR, etc)
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At Least 1 FTE Substance Abuse Specialist
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At Least 3 FTE-R.N./Urban 1.5 FTE R.N./Rural
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At Least 1 FTE-Vocational Specialist
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At Least 1 FTE Peer Specialist
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B. Key Staff Roles
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1. Team Leader
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a. Leads Daily Organizational Team Meeting
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b. Leads Treatment Planning Meetings
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c. Available To Team Members For Clinical Consultation
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d. Provides 1:1 Supervision
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e. Functions As A Practicing Clinician
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2. Psychiatrist
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a. Conducts Psychiatric & Health Assessments
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b. Supervises The Psychiatric Treatment Of All Clients
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c. Provides Psychopharmacologic Treatment Of All Clients
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d. Supervises The Medication Management System
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e. Provides Individual Supportive Therapy
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f. Provides Crisis Intervention On-Site
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g. Provides Family Interventions & Psychoeducation
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h. Attends Daily Organizational & Tx Planning Meetings
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i. Provides Clinical Supervision
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3. Registered Nurses
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a. RNs and MD Manage Medication System
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b. Administers And Documents Medication Treatment
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c. Conduct Health Assessments
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d. Coordinate Services with other Health Providers
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4. Vocational Specialist
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a. Lead Clinician For Vocational Assessment And Planning
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b. Maintains Liaison With Voc. Rehab & Training Agencies
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c. Provides Full Range Of Voc Services (Job Development, Placement, Job Support, Career Counseling)
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5. Peer Specialist
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a. Peer Counselor Position Is Integrated Within The Team
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b. Peer Counselor & Other Team Members Share Roles
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6. Substance Abuse Specialist
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a.. Serves On Individual Treatment Team Of Clients With SA Disorders
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b.. Lead Clinician For Assessing, Planning And Treating Substance Use
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c.. Provides Supportive & Cognitive Behavioral Treatment-Individually And In Groups
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C. Outreach & Continuity of Care
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At Least 75% Of All Contacts Occur Of Out The Office
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Difficult To Engage Clients Are Retained
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Difficult To Engage Clients Seen 2x A Month Or More
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Acutely Hospitalized Clients Seen 2x A Week Or More
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Long Term Hosp. Clients Seen Each Week In Hospital
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Team Plans Jointly With Inpatient Staff
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D. Program Size & Intensity
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Program Size Does Not Exceed 120 Clients (80 Rural)
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Staff To Client Ratio Does Not Exceed 1:10
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Clients Contacted Face-To-Face An Average Of 3x A Week
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Unstable Clients Contacted Multiple Times Daily
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E. Admission & Discharge-Criteria Specified
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Admission Criteria Specify Target Population
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At Least 80% Of Clients Have 295-296 Axis I Diagnosis
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Discharges Mutually Determined By Clients And Team
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Team Assumes Long-Term Treatment Orientation |
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F. Clinical Charts
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Charts Are Uniformly Organized
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Prescribed Chart Contents Are Current And Complete
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Progress Notes Follow POMR Format
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G. Office Space
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Easily Accessible To Clients And Families
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Common Workspace, Layout Promotes Communication
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In Office Medication Storage Area
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H. Inter-Agency Relationship
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Active Collaboration With Other Human Services
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Active Client-Specific Liaison With SSA, Health Care Providers, Other Agency Assigned Caseworkers
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I. Hours of Operation
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Staff On Duty 7 Days Per Week
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Program Operates 12 Hours On Weekdays
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Program Operates 8 Hours On Weekends/Holidays
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Team Member On Call All Other Hours
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J. Team Communication & Planning
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Organizational Team Meeting Held Daily M-F
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Meeting Completed Within 45-60 Minutes
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Clients Status Reviewed Via Daily Log & Staff Report
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Team Leader Facilitates Discussion & Tx Planning
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Services & Contacts Scheduled Per Tx Plans And Triage
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Shift Manager Determines Staff Assignments
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Shift Manager Prepares Daily Staff Assignment Schedule
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Shift Manager Monitors/Coordinates Service Provision
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All Staff Contacts With Clients Are Logged
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K. Assessment & Treatment Planning
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Baseline And Ongoing Assessments Are Documented
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a. Psychiatric
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b. Vocational
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c. Activities Of Daily Living & Housing
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d. Social
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e. Family Interaction
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f. Substance Use
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g. Health
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Assessment Done By Qualified Staff
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Individual Treatment Teams Of 3 To 5 Staff Per Client
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Tx Planning Meetings Weekly
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Tx Planning Meetings Led By Senior Staff
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Clients Participate In Formulating Goals & Service Plans
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5 Axis DSM-IV On Plans
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Problems, Goals, And Plans Specific And Measurable
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Tx Plans Transferred To Client Weekly Schedule
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Tx Planning Schedule Posted 2 Months Ahead
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Tx Plan Reviewed/Modified At Key Events In Tx Course
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Tx Plan Reviewed & Rewritten At Least Every 6 Months
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L. Services
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Case Management
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a. MHP Case Manager Assigned For Each Client
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b. Other Individual Tx Team Staff Back Up Case Manager
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c. C.M. Provides Supportive Therapy, Family Support,
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Education & Collaboration, And Crisis Intervention
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d. C.M. Plans Coordinates, Monitors Services
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f. C.M. Advocates, Provides Social Network Support
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g. All MHP Staff Perform Case Management
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Crisis Assessment & Intervention
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a. 24 Hours Per Day
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b. Team Member Available By Phone & Face-To-Face With Back Up By Team Leader And Psychiatrist
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c. Collaboration With Emergency Services Providers
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Individual Supportive Therapy
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a. Ongoing Assessment Of Symptoms & Tx Response
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b. Illness & Medication Effects Education
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c. Symptom management education
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d. psychological Support, problem solving & assistance Adapting to Illness
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Medication Management
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a. Psychiatrist actively supervises/collaborates with RNs
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b. Frequent Psychiatrist Assessment Of Client Response
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c. All Team Members Monitor Medication
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d. Medication Managed In Accordance With P & P Manual
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Substance Abuse Treatment
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a. One Or More Designated Substance Abuse Specialists
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b. All Team Members Assess And Monitor Substance Use
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c. Interventions Follow An Established Dd Tx Model
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d. Individual Interventions Provided
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e. Group Intervention Provided
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Work Related Services
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a. Assessment Of Interests And Abilities And Of Effect Of Mental Illness On Employment
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b. All Team Members Provide Vocational Services, Coordinated By Team Vocational Specialist(S)
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c. Interventions To Reduce Symptom And Behavioral Impediments To Employment
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d. Ongoing Employment Rehabilitation Plan Developed
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e. On The Job Collaboration With Client And Supervisors
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f. Off The Job Work Related Supportive Services Provided
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Activities Of Daily Living
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a. Self Care Skills Training
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b. Home Making Skills Training
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c. Financial Management Skills Training
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d. Use Of Available Transportation Skills Training
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e. Use Of Health And Social Services Skills Training
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Social, Interpersonal Relationship & Leisure Time
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a. Communication Skill Training
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b. Interpersonal Relations Skill Training
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c. Social Skills Training
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d. Leisure Time Skills Training
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e. Support To Clients In Participating In Social, Recreational Educational & Cultural Community Activities
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f. Team Organizes Leisure Time Activities
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Support Services
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a. Access To Medical And Dental Services
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b. Locate & Maintain Safe, Clean , Affordable Housing
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c. 80% Of Clients Live In Independent Community Housing
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d. Financial Management Support
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e. Access To Social Services
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f. Transportation & Access To Transportation
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g. Legal Advocacy
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Family And Other Support System Interventions
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a. Ongoing Communication & Collaboration Between
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Team & Family
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b. Education About Clients Illness And Family’s Role In Treatment
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c. Interventions To Reduce Conflict
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M. Policy and Procedure Manual
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Admission And Discharge Criteria And Procedures
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Job Descriptions, Performance Appraisal, Training Plan
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Program Organization & Operation (Program Hours, On-Call, Service Intensity, Staff Communication, Team Approach, & Staff Supervision
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Assessment & Treatment Planning
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Medical Record Management
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Service Scope
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a. Case Management
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b. Crisis Assessment & Intervention
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c. Symptom Assessment, Management & Supportive Therapy
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d. Medication Prescription, Administration, Monitoring & Documentation
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e. Substance Abuse Services
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f. Work Related Services
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g. Activities Of Daily Living
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h. Social, Interpersonal Relationships & Leisure Time
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i. Support Services
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j. Education & Support To Families & Other Supports
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7.
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Client Rights
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Program Performance Improvement And Evaluation
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