PSS Documentation, Person-Centered Language, and Goal Setting 2

Question 1

When documenting a peer's progress, which phrase best reflects person-centered language?

Accepted Answer

John chose not to attend the session this week.

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The client failed to attend group therapy.

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The consumer is non-compliant with treatment.

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The patient refused services again.

Question 2

In SMART goal setting, what does the 'A' stand for?

Accepted Answer

Achievable

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Absolute

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Automated

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Accountable

Question 3

Which documentation practice best protects a peer's confidentiality?

Accepted Answer

Including only information relevant to the support being provided.

Answer

Sharing notes with any team member who asks.

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Recording all personal details shared in conversation.

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Filing notes in a shared public drive for easy access.

Question 4

A peer specialist writes: 'Maria is a survivor of domestic violence who is working to rebuild her independence.' What documentation principle does this reflect?

Accepted Answer

Strength-based, person-first language

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Deficit-based framing

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Diagnostic labeling

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Clinical assessment language

Question 5

When helping a peer set goals, the peer specialist should primarily:

Accepted Answer

Guide the peer to identify their own goals based on their values.

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Decide what goals would benefit the peer most.

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Align goals with what the treatment team recommends.

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Choose goals that are easiest to achieve quickly.

Question 6

Which of the following is an example of deficit-based language in documentation?

Accepted Answer

The individual lacks insight into his illness.

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James is working on managing stress during job interviews.

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Sarah identified three coping strategies she finds helpful.

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Maya expressed interest in reconnecting with her family.

Question 7

What is the primary purpose of progress notes in peer support services?

Accepted Answer

To track the peer's movement toward their self-identified goals.

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To document the peer specialist's opinions about the peer.

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To provide a legal record that can be used in court.

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To share detailed personal history with all providers.