DOUBLE JEPORADY: In the FPOS the Permanency Goals what is the date to achieve?
What is the dismissal date?
When is an initial FSNA due?
What is 21 days after removal
What report is it that you write regarding your efforts to locate a missing parent?
What system do we use for drug testing our parents?
What is i3Screen
Is there a difference between GAL and CASA?
What is no
When is the initial FPOS due?
What is 45 days after removal
How many FSNA's that are completed is based on what ?
What is households
How is the dismissal date determined?
What is a year and Monday
When must the full narrative of your contact be entered by ?
What is 7 days
What is a PCM
What is Permanency Case Manager
What must be completed before the FPOS can be reviewed?
What is the purpose of an FSNA?
What is a road map that identifies the strengths and needs of a family and what services they need.
DOUBLE JEPORADY: When is the court report due to your supervisor for each court hearing?
What is 20 days
What is the age and above that requires a cps and criminal history background check in a kinship home?
What is 14 years and above
What is COS in terms of an older child?
What is a Circle of Support
When is the FPOS reviewed?
What is prior to the 5th and 9th month permanency hearings, and every 4 months after if we still have TMC.
What are the domains for a child in the FSNA?
What is Physical Health/Physical Disability, Child Development, Education, Emotional/Behavioral Health, Family Relationships, Placement or Staff Family Relationships, Peer Relationships, Substance Use/Abuse, Delinquent/Criminal Behavior, Preparation for Adulthood, and Identified Child Strength/Need (Not Covered in Item 1-9)
After your court hearing where is the information that a Legal Action has taken place entered in at in IMPACT?
What is Sub stage , Legal Tab, and Legal Action?
What initiates the need for a placement search for a child a new placement?
What is a discharge notice or request(typically made by kinship caregivers)
DOUBLE JEPORARDY: What kind of allegation is this acronym RAPR?
What is refusal to accept parental responsibility
What is a reason the FPOS is not needed?
What is any of the following:
-parents are unknown and cant find with due diligence efforts been made to locate
- court issued finding of aggravated circumstances
- child was abandoned with no way to identify
- parental rights are terminated
What are the domains in the FSNA for a Parent?
What is Resource Management/Basic Needs, Parenting Skills, Social Support System: Non-Household, Intimate Partner Violence, Other Adult Household Relationships, Physical Health, Cognitive Abilities, Coping Skills/Mental Health, Substance Abuse/Use, and Identified Parent Strength/Need (Not Covered in Items 1-9).
At the end of the year what are your three options for the case?
What is trial, return to monitor, or extension
What is the purpose of a CANS assessment?
What is identifying the needs and strengths for the child to identify what services they may need
What does IMPACT stand for?
What is Information Management Protecting Adults and Children in Texas