CCC ASHA Documentation & Supervision Flashcards
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Which ASHA guideline requires SLPs to document informed consent before initiating evaluation or treatment?
Answer: ASHA Preferred Practice Patterns
ASHA's Preferred Practice Patterns specify that SLPs must obtain and document informed consent from clients or their legal guardians prior to evaluation and treatment.
What is the standard documentation format required for Medicare Part B reimbursement for SLP outpatient services?
Answer: Functional goals with measurable outcomes and progress notes supporting medical necessity
Medicare Part B requires SLPs to document functional goals with measurable outcomes and progress notes that demonstrate medical necessity for continued skilled services.
According to ASHA, how frequently must a supervisor directly observe a student completing at least 25% of clinical clock hours during graduate training?
Answer: Continuously as needed to ensure competency
ASHA requires supervisors to directly observe student clinicians as needed to ensure competency, with at least 25% of total clock hours observed directly.
What must a Clinical Fellow do if their CCC-holding mentor is unavailable for a period during the fellowship?
Answer: Arrange for another CCC-holding SLP to provide temporary mentorship and document the change
ASHA allows temporary mentor substitution during a CF fellowship, provided another CCC-holding SLP provides mentorship and the change is properly documented.
Which of the following is a required component of a Medicaid-funded SLP progress note?
Answer: Response to treatment, progress toward goals, and plan for next session
Medicaid progress notes must document the client's response to treatment, progress toward established goals, and the plan for the next treatment session to justify continued services.
In an acute care hospital setting, which documentation system commonly used by SLPs organizes notes by problems listed in the patient chart?
Answer: POMR (Problem-Oriented Medical Record)
The Problem-Oriented Medical Record (POMR) system organizes clinical documentation around specific patient problems listed in a master problem list, commonly used in acute care settings.