Veterans, Active Military, National Guard, Reserves who deployed to a war zone.
What are combat veterans?
Conduct team building exercises to promote the cohesive functioning of of a small interdisciplinary team
What is Vet Center Director?
Updated annually with targeted plan for locations and events, community partnerships tailored to demographic and sociocultural region.
What is Vet Center Outreach Plan?
Threat to self or others
What is a crisis?
Completed on the first counseling session, if determined to be at intermediate risk level develop Safety Plan.
What is Risk Assessment?
VA is authorized to provide readjustment counseling services for ______ _______ of eligible veterans as needed to aid in their readjustment to civilian life or to continued military service.
What family members?
Complete a readjustment service plan by the end of the 5th session
What is a Vet Center Counselor?
Active partnerships developed with community providers providing advocacy and service delivery to eligible veterans.
What is an Memorandum of Understanding?
What is crisis event reporting?
Completed at intake, 90 days and every 180 days in coordination with treatment plans
What is Warwick Well-being Scale (WEMWBS)?
Veterans and service members who experienced sexual assault or harassment while serving on active military duty in any theatre of service.
What is military sexual trauma?
What is a Vet Center Outreach Specialist?
Site of an established Vet Center community partner, at no cost, permits a traveling VC counselor to provide readjustment counseling services on it's premise on a regular basis based on local need.
What is a Community Access Point?
Extra 10 points per Elkton Vet Center CAP named
Evaluation of Suicidal Ideation risk level, acute and chronic on the first session and documented that day in RCSnet.
What is Risk Assessment?
DD214, DD1300, military ID, military orders
What are items to verify eligibility?
Family members and caregivers who were actively receiving counseling and other services at the time of the Veteran's death if the death was unexpected or occurred while the Veteran was receiving hospice or similar care, and to immediate family members of service members who died in the line of duty not due to the person's own misconduct
What is bereavement services?
Responsible for providing direct assistance on all administrative functions, including GSA vehicles and purchasing.
What is a Program Support Assistant?
The first step in establishing a therapeutic alliance with the eligible individual by bridging the divide between professional and local cultural orientations.
What is the most critical function of outreach?
Review conducted for all Vet Center active case suicides, homicides and serious attempts
What is Morbidity & Mortality (M&M) review?
Scope of Vet Center services, access to services, confidentiality, release of information, consent for treatment
What is information provided to eligible individuals at intake?
Not required to be enrolled in VAMC or service connected; No charge, without time limitation and provided without medical diagnosis
What are additional features of Vet Center eligibility?
Assisting Vet Centers in making referrals and coordinating services for eligible veterans whose care is shared with the support VA medical facility.
What is Clinical Liaison?
______ _______ is required by VOPS when developing the Vet Center Outreach Plan to more accurately focus their outreach activities throughout the community at large.
What is sociocultural mapping?
Report of veterans per Vet Center whom have been determined high risk by the VAMC and reviewed monthly by VCD.
What is High Risk ______?
Completed within the first 5 visits
What is intake, military history and treatment/service plan?