Treatment Planning And Progress Notation (Jcaho Standards)

Course overview

Treatment plans need to utilize assessment information, describe client problems in behavioral terms, and specify in measurable steps and objectives that have been individually selected to help clients reach identified goals. This session equips providers to identify what is medically necessary, to allocate and utilize client resources and strengths, to focus case management, and to be familiar with the language of case documentation including involvement of the client in the planning process. This offering includes an overview of assessment materials used to develop treatment plans, writing an integrated summary, interdisciplinary treatment planning, developing and writing problem statements, goal statements, determining objectives, interventions and progress notation. Information about JCAHO accreditation standards and utilization review requirements for documentation in managed care environments is integrated into a hands-on practice session that makes treatment planning and other documentation painless and easy to do. A must for anyone who needs to learn how to better articulate practice activities. Risk management and legal issues are also discussed. For detailed objectives and agenda visit us at www.programservices.org