CRS Recovery Planning & Case Management 2

Question 1

Which principle ensures a recovery plan is adjusted as the individual's needs and goals evolve over time?

Accepted Answer

Living document approach

Answer

A recovery plan functions as a living document that is regularly reviewed and updated to reflect changing needs, strengths, and goals.

Question 2

When a case manager coordinates services for a person in recovery, which role best describes their function?

Accepted Answer

Service broker and advocate

Answer

Case managers serve as service brokers and advocates, linking individuals to community resources and ensuring continuity of care.

Question 3

A recovery plan should prioritize which of the following when setting goals?

Accepted Answer

The individual's self-identified priorities

Answer

Person-centered planning requires that goals reflect the individual's own priorities, values, and vision for their life in recovery.

Question 4

In case management, 'care coordination' specifically refers to:

Accepted Answer

Organizing and linking multiple services to meet a client's needs

Answer

Care coordination involves organizing and linking health, social, and recovery services so the individual receives integrated, seamless support.

Question 5

Which outcome measurement approach is most aligned with recovery-oriented case management?

Accepted Answer

Measuring quality of life, functioning, and self-reported well-being

Answer

Recovery-oriented case management uses broad outcomes including quality of life, community participation, and subjective well-being beyond symptom reduction.

(CRS) Certified Recovery Specialist Practice Test

(CRS) Certified Recovery Specialist Practice Test

CRS Recovery Planning & Case Management 2