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CCC ASHA Documentation & Supervision Flashcards

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  1. Which element is considered essential in an Individualized Education Program (IEP) goal for a school-based SLP holding the CCC?

    Answer: Measurable, observable behavior with conditions and criteria

    A legally compliant IEP goal must include a measurable, observable behavior stated with conditions under which the behavior occurs and criteria for mastery.

  2. Under HIPAA, what is the minimum necessary standard as it applies to SLP documentation?

    Answer: Disclosing only the protected health information needed for a specific purpose

    The HIPAA minimum necessary standard requires SLPs to limit disclosure of protected health information to only what is needed to accomplish the intended purpose.

  3. What is the primary purpose of a clinical supervision model such as the Anderson Continuum Model?

    Answer: To guide the supervisory relationship from directive to consultative as the clinician develops

    The Anderson Continuum Model describes a progression from direct, evaluative supervision to a collaborative and ultimately consultative relationship as the supervisee gains competence.

  4. Which billing code system is most commonly used by SLPs in the United States for outpatient therapy documentation and reimbursement?

    Answer: CPT (Current Procedural Terminology)

    SLPs primarily use CPT codes to document and bill for specific therapy procedures performed during outpatient sessions.

  5. Which federal law governs privacy and confidentiality of student education records, including SLP records in school settings?

    Answer: FERPA

    FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) governs the privacy of student educational records, which includes SLP documentation in K-12 school settings.

  6. In clinical documentation, what does the term 'baseline data' refer to?

    Answer: Pre-treatment measurement of a target behavior used to gauge progress

    Baseline data represents the initial measurement of a client's target behavior before intervention begins, providing a reference point for measuring progress.