Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • NYS Office of Mental Health
    Clinic Standards of Care Survey

  • Agency Name
    Clinic name
    Operating Certificate #

Assessment

  • 1.11 Requests for services are addressed appropriately and in a timely manner

  • 1.12 The assessment process is responsive and coordinated

  • 1.21 The assessment is comprehensive

  • 1.22 Screening and assessment of Co-occurring disorders

  • 1.23 The assessment includes an initial risk of self harm

  • 1.24 The assessment includes an initial risk of harm to others

  • 1.25 Health screening and monitoring

  • 1.27 Screening and assessment of tobacco use

  • 1.31 The clinician pursues information from other sources, including family members, significant others and recent providers of service

Treatment Plan

  • 2.11 Every recipient has a person-centered, comprehensive treatment plan

  • 2.12 The treatment plan is developed with the recipient/family/collaterals

  • 2.14 Treatment plan revises reflect active and ongoing reappraisal of goals, objectives, and discharge criteria

  • 2.15 Documentation of treatment services

  • 2.21 Safety plan

  • 2.31 The comprehensive treatment plan is developed in a timely manner; the plan and subsequent reviews are signed by all individuals participating in the recipient's care

Ongoing Care

  • 3.11 The clinic attends to the recipient and family

  • 3.12 Identification of a primary clinician

  • 3.13 Engagement and retention

  • 3.14 Communication with families/other significant people

  • 3.15 Co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders

  • 3.16 Disengagement from treatment

  • 3.17 Treatment of tobacco use

  • 3.21 Discharge

Clinical Administration

  • 4.11 Caseload

  • 4.12 Treatment Services

  • 4.13 Crisis Services

  • 4.14 Cultural Competence

  • 4.21 Supervison and Training

  • 4.31 Information Sharing

  • 4.41 Clinical Risk Management

  • 4.51 Responsive to recipients at risk

  • 4.61 Premises

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