Rehabilitation Planning Flashcards
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The Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE) must be developed within how many days of eligibility determination under the Rehabilitation Act?
Answer: 90 days
The Rehabilitation Act requires the IPE to be developed within 90 days of eligibility determination unless an extension is agreed upon.
Which of the following is a REQUIRED element of an Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE)?
Answer: Employment outcome reflecting the client's strengths and interests
The IPE must document an employment outcome that reflects the client's unique strengths, resources, priorities, concerns, abilities, capabilities, interests, and informed choice.
In rehabilitation planning, the concept of 'informed choice' means that the client:
Answer: Has the right to select services and providers after receiving relevant information
Informed choice ensures clients receive meaningful information about all available options and make decisions about their own rehabilitation program.
A rehabilitation counselor sets short-term goals in a client's plan. Short-term goals are best described as:
Answer: Intermediate steps that lead toward the long-term vocational goal
Short-term goals are incremental, measurable steps designed to build toward the client's ultimate rehabilitation and employment outcome.
When a client's rehabilitation plan requires amendment, the counselor should:
Answer: Amend the IPE jointly with the client and document the changes
IPE amendments must involve the client and be documented to maintain the integrity of informed choice and individualized planning.
Which principle best describes the 'order of selection' in state VR programs?
Answer: Individuals with the most significant disabilities are served first when resources are limited
Order of selection requires that when a VR agency cannot serve all eligible individuals, those with the most significant disabilities receive services first.