What does the 'S' in SMART goals stand for?
Specific
What does the 'M' in SMART goals stand for?
Measurable
What does the 'A' in SMART goals stand for?
Achievable
What does the 'R' in SMART goals stand for?
Realistic
What does the 'T' in SMART goals stand for?
Time Bound
What does it mean for a goal/objective/intervention to be 'Specific'?
It is clearly stated so anyone reading it can understand what will be done and by whom
What does it mean for a goal/objective/intervention to be 'Measurable'?
Shows how the action will be measured to determine if progress is made. Ex. "... by having less panic attacks"
What does it mean for a goal/objective/intervention to be 'Achievable'?
It is realistic given realities faced in the community and setting the consumer up for success
What does it mean for a goal/objective/intervention to be 'Realistic'?
It makes sense and can be realistically achieved given the available resources
What does it mean for a goal/objective/intervention to be 'Time Bound'?
Every goal/objective/intervention has a specific timeline for completion
Best practice is every 5 months, and we can utilize the 6th month for extra attempts
How often should the care plan goals be referenced?
Every progress note
The care plan should be the _______ of a consumer's care
The care plan should be the "center" of care
How often should ROIs be updated?
Every care plan
When should a provider be signing the care plan?
Within 7 days of completion
What two screenings should be in a PRAPARE note?
Under HPI: PRAPARE and SDOH
Under Screenings: PRAPARE Smart Form
Where should the goals/objectives/interventions NOT be written?
In the 'Notes' section of the care plan
How far out should goals/objectives/interventions be dated?
5 months out, all sections should be dated
What progress percentage should a care plan start at?
What is the correct billing code for care plans?
Comp Care Mgmt, Ind/Coll F2F
Should goals/objectives/interventions be referenced in progress notes?
Yes
True or False: Every progress note should address a consumers current barriers to reaching their goals
True
How many goals should be in an adult care plan?
1 Behavioral, 1 Physical, and an optional 3rd
How many goals should be in a kids care plan
1 behavioral, 1 Physical, 1 educational
Can you keep the same goal for a new care plan?
Yes! but you need to address the barriers to achieving the goal when updating the objectives and interventions