CCC ASHA Documentation & Supervision Flashcards
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Under ASHA CCC requirements, which type of supervision is required for a Clinical Fellow (CF) during their fellowship experience?
Answer: At least 36 weeks of mentored professional practice with a minimum of 6 direct observations
ASHA requires Clinical Fellows to complete at least 36 weeks of mentored professional practice including a minimum of 6 direct observations by a CCC-holding supervisor.
What is the minimum percentage of a Clinical Fellow's total clinical hours that must be directly supervised according to ASHA guidelines?
Answer: 20%
ASHA guidelines require that at least 20% of a Clinical Fellow's total clinical hours be directly supervised by a CCC-holding mentor.
Which document does an ASHA Clinical Fellow's supervisor use to formally evaluate and report the CF's progress to ASHA?
Answer: CF Mentoring Report
The CF Mentoring Report is the official ASHA form used by supervisors to evaluate and document a Clinical Fellow's competencies and progress.
In SOAP note documentation, which section describes measurable outcomes of the current therapy session?
Answer: Objective
The Objective section of a SOAP note contains quantifiable, measurable data collected during the session, such as accuracy percentages or trial counts.
Which ASHA standard requires that SLPs maintain documentation of continuing education to renew the CCC?
Answer: Standard VI
ASHA Standard VI addresses the certification maintenance requirement, including continuing education (CEUs) needed to renew the CCC every three years.
How many Certification Maintenance Hours (CMHs) must a CCC holder accumulate during each 3-year maintenance interval?
Answer: 30
ASHA requires CCC holders to complete 30 Certification Maintenance Hours (CMHs), including professional development activities, during each 3-year interval.