Case Management and Continuing Care Flashcards
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In New York State, which agency oversees the licensure and certification of substance abuse treatment programs?
Answer: Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS)
OASAS is the New York State agency responsible for overseeing prevention, treatment, and recovery services for substance use disorders.
A case manager notices that a client has missed three consecutive outpatient appointments. The BEST initial response is to:
Answer: Conduct outreach to re-engage the client
Active outreach to re-engage clients who miss appointments is a fundamental case management responsibility that supports retention in treatment.
Which of the following BEST defines a 'warm handoff' in substance abuse case management?
Answer: Directly introducing a client to the receiving provider before transfer
A warm handoff involves directly connecting the client with the receiving provider in real time, improving continuity of care and reducing dropout.
According to ASAM criteria, which dimension addresses a client's readiness to change?
Answer: Dimension 4: Readiness to Change
ASAM Dimension 4 specifically evaluates a client's readiness and motivation to change, which directly informs treatment planning.
A client in recovery from opioid use disorder is seeking employment. The CASAC counselor BEST assists by:
Answer: Connecting the client to vocational rehabilitation or workforce services
Vocational rehabilitation and workforce services are key referral resources that support recovery by addressing employment as a social determinant of health.
Which document serves as the written record of services to be provided and goals to be achieved during a client's treatment episode?
Answer: Individualized service plan (ISP) / treatment plan
The individualized service plan (treatment plan) is the primary document outlining treatment goals, interventions, and timelines for each client.