Service Planning and Development Flashcards
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Which of the following best illustrates a 'person-first' language standard in service plan documentation?
Answer: The client with schizophrenia needs housing support
Person-first language places the individual before the diagnosis ('client with schizophrenia'), reducing stigma and affirming the person's identity beyond their condition.
When a service plan includes a step-down from intensive outpatient to standard outpatient care, the case manager should primarily ensure:
Answer: The client demonstrates clinical stability and has a clear aftercare plan
Step-down transitions require demonstrated clinical stability and a concrete aftercare plan to prevent relapse and ensure continuity of care.
Cultural humility in service plan development requires a case manager to:
Answer: Acknowledge their own cultural biases and adapt plans to the client's cultural context
Cultural humility involves ongoing self-reflection about one's biases and actively tailoring services to align with the client's cultural values and worldview.
A client's service plan must include a plan for relapse prevention when the primary diagnosis involves:
Answer: Substance use disorder
Relapse prevention planning is a standard component of service plans for substance use disorders, addressing triggers, coping strategies, and response to early warning signs.
Which of the following is the BEST indicator that a service plan is functioning as intended?
Answer: The client is demonstrating measurable progress toward identified goals
The ultimate measure of an effective service plan is observable, measurable progress by the client toward their individualized goals.
When developing a service plan for an older adult with behavioral health needs, which additional domain should be routinely assessed?
Answer: Cognitive functioning, fall risk, and medication polypharmacy
Older adults require assessment of cognitive decline, physical safety risks like falls, and polypharmacy interactions, all of which significantly affect behavioral health service planning.
An interdisciplinary team meeting to review a client's service plan should always include:
Answer: The client, whenever possible and appropriate, as an active participant
Person-centered care requires that the client be an active participant in team meetings about their own care, ensuring their voice guides service planning decisions.