Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Review Date and Time

  • Contact/referral date, screening date, Initial appt, Admission

1.11

  • Screening same day; Appropriate staff oversight; Approriate criteria; Priority Access; Rationale, process for screen out

1.12

  • Assessment, including psychiatric, timely based on need; Single clinician oversight; Staff trained and licensed; culturally competent; Effective hand off of information; Admission time frame

1.21

  • Comprehensive Assessment: Recipient reason Strengths, supports, stressors; Mental Status; Mental health services; trauma; legal; family or significant others; finances; housing; culture; language; developmental; clinical information

1.22

  • Substance abuse screen for all using standardized instrument; further assessement when indicated; substance use issues in environment; home environment assessed for youth; staff trained/qualified

1.23

  • self harm risk screen, assessment when indicated; Analysis, formulation, recommendations; Moderate or High risk response

1.24

  • Violence Risk Screen, assessment when indicated; Analysis, formulation, recommendations; Moderate or High risk response

1.25

  • Medical history and health status reviewed by medical staff; recommendations enacted, AIMS as appropriate

1.27

  • Screened for tobacco use at intake and quarterly; Assessed on readiness to quit; Home environment assessed for youth; staff trained/qualified

1.31

  • Significant others, service providers, agencies identified; Participation of family and SO's sought; Input of caregivers for children; Info from recent MH providers

2.11

  • Plan based on assessment; Objectives with target dates; Specific services, interventions and frequencies

2.12

  • Individualized plan strength based; caregiver involvement (C&A)

2.14

  • Treatment reviews, assessement of progress; Reviewed at least 90 days; Plan revised appropriately; Other routine monitoring and changing of plan as necessary by clinician

2.15

  • Documentation of services per plan; Notes linked to plan and response significant information noted; Prescriber documentation

2.21

  • Safety plan elements; plans for at risk recipients; recipients aware of plan; given a copy; education on community supports; revised as needed

2.31

  • Initial plan within 30 days; Plan and reviews signed timely

3.11

  • Flexibility of scheduling; satisfaction surveys and recipients rights; complaint resolution process; advocacy information available

3.12

  • Primary clinician at admission; changes reviewed; processing of changes

3.13

  • Respect and confidentiality; engagement and retention barriers addressed; cultural awareness in services; follow up on missed appts; treatment process and services discussed; training in E&R

3.14

  • Families have contact information; understanding of confidentiality; efforts to develop communication with family; communication with caregivers

3.15

  • Integrated treatment available and offered by qualified staff; stages of change/treatment

3.16

  • Risk assessment at disengagement; appropriate effort to re-engage; contact with collaterals, clinical consult; written invite to re-engage

3.17

  • Gives advice re: tobacco harms and benefits of cessation; interventions documented; informed of tx options including referral; cessation meds available and offered; monitoring of meds with other treatments; comprehensive approach

3.21

  • Relevant discharge criteria; appropriate services arranged; discharge summary complete; discharge info sent

4.12

  • Recipient services based on need; services delivered by appropriate staff; medication only monitoring procedures

4.13

  • Crisis service provided when open; after hours plan with licensed staff; crisis info available to therapist; follow-up on crisis contacts after hours; contact info to recipient and significant others

4.14

  • cultural and language needs are met; written materials for recipient use are in preferred language; culturally matched clinicians if possible

4.31

  • Information sharing protocols; informed of privacy policies; value discussed, consents sought; evidence of information sharing

  • Other Information

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