Documentation
What happens when the diagnosis in the Crisis Intervention is Substance Use only?
What is for RE to receive payment there needs to be MH services provided?
How should the Treatment Plans be completed?
What is a treatment plan that must be completed with the client present and reflect documented assessment?
Which of the following would be considered moderate risk for suicide?
What are:
*Current suicidal ideation with method
*Suicidal ideation in the past month with method
*Suicidal behavior more than 3 months ago- multiple risk factors and few protective factors
*Multiple risk factors and few protective factors
What are all of the above?
At what age would a client be considered an Adult at RE?
What is 18?
What happens when the diagnosis in the Crisis Intervention is Substance Use only?
How can a Clinician tell if a CCBHC authorization is not needed?
What is hover over the Client Menu> Authorizations/treatment documents>Authorizations. It is best practice to add this to your favorites?
How often is a treatment plan review done for Mental Health clients?
What is every 90 days?
When should a risk alert for suicide be created for a client?
What is when there is Moderate risk- create risk alert?
How often is the CANS completed in Child and Adolescents or APEX?
What is every 6 months?
What happens if the door to door time from services are less than 8 minutes?
What is RE will not be able to bill for the service?
What are the five components included in the ECR?
What are admissions, outpatient, crisis, diagnosis and TOS?
How often does a diagnosis need confirming?
What is Annually?
What does the acronym CSSRS stand for?
What is Columbia- Suicide Severity Rating Scale?
If a child is under the age of 18 who has to sign for their treatment at RE?
How should a clinician document the times for those services that are considered non-billable at RE.
What is the Clinician should schedule the non-billable items one minute prior to starting the services?
. How should documentation start with?
What is with the appointment being kept?
What are the components of a treatment plan?
What are problems, goal, intervention?
What assessment tool is used in RE to measure Depression?
What is the PHQ-9?
What does the acronym CAN stand for in child and adolescent test measures?
If a clinician find they have made an error documentation but have already signed the document, who do you reach out to?
What is Carelogic Billing?
What is meant by door-to-door appointment time?
What is the appointment starts once the status is change to Kept reflecting the client is with you and the end time to reflect when the client leaves the appointment?
How many treatment plans should one client have?
What is a client can only have one active treatment plan?
When completing the CSSRS for an adult and the reviewing the definitions for Moderate and Low risk below, the client reported suicidal ideation in the past month with risk, what would be the risk level?
1.What is the risk level would be moderate if the plan and protective factors do not out weigh the protective factors?
2. What is it could be low if with strong protective factors or moderate if the risk factors out weigh the protective factors?
Why was the APEX program started?
What should a Clinician do if a T1040 code for authorization covers the date of service but does not have enough units?
What is complete an Update authorization from the active CCBHC authorization?