Notes
CCA
Fidelity
Crisis
Your Team
100

Notes should be submitted within this amount of time from the contact or session 

24 hours 

100

8 year old male client described as defiant, combative, doesn’t follow rules, disrespectful towards adults, they are typically diagnosed with this disorder 

Oppositional Defiant Disorder 

100

In order to bill for a client with Alliance Medicaid, a minimum of this time must be documented per week 

2 hours 

100

MORES now provides face to face and telephonic crisis response during this timeframe 

24/7/365

100

This teammate often refers to themself as “no nurse, no doctor,” is a strong advocate for clients, desperately desires a team outing to the nail salon, and is a die hard Steelers fan. 

Nikkie 

200

These types of notes should be submitted in a Note to Chart instead of a MORES Note

Contact attempts, text messages 

200

A Client who experiences depressive episodes, isolates themselves from others, does not feel comfortable talking to their parents, wishes someone understood, and has no treatment history would mostly likely be recommended for this service 

Outpatient 

200

This assessment must be completed within 72 hours of consents

CAT (Crisis Assessment Tool)

200

A client/family that contacts the MORES Line can expect a MORES Staff to respond in person within this timeframe 

1 hour 

200

This teammate has two small children and previously worked for LCH. 

Cooper 

300

The goal is to have this percentage or less of late notes 

20%

300

10 year old male client, trouble completing tasks, talks excessively, difficulty remaining seated, racing thoughts, irritability, often interrupts others, distracted easily 

ADHD

300

A client considered intermediate acuity should have this many contacts per week 

3-4

300

True or False: The MORES Staff determines whether or not the client/family is in a true crisis needing response 

FALSE: Caller defines the crisis

300
This teammate enjoys watching the Washington Commanders and chose our lunch for today. 

Sam 

400

Notes are completed using this 3 letter acronym

P: Purpose

I: Intervention

E: Effectiveness 

400

A client who has an extensive treatment history with minimal success or progress, is physically aggressive, experiences suicidal ideations, and requires 24/7 medication monitoring would most likely be recommended for this service 

PRTF

400

This assessment is used to determine the impact of childhood trauma 

ACES (Adverse Childhood Experiences)

400

These safety questions should be asked before responding in person to a crisis 

Are there any weapons in the home? Are there any animals in the home and can they be put away? Is anyone in the home under the influence? Are the members in the home aware MORES staff is responding in person? 

400

This teammate loves sparkly things, lavender, and is from Eastern NC. 

Ronetta 

500

To find a rejected note you should follow this process 

Magnifying glass, name, rejected box, search 

500

12 year old female client has difficulty regulating her emotions, experiences daily irritability, experiences at least 3 significant temper outbursts per week 

Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder  

500

This document should be completed with the family and a copy should be given to them by Day 4 of service with MORES 

Care Plan 

500

True or False: If the client is becoming physically violent and safety is at risk, you should restrain the client. 

FALSE: MORES is a hands-off service. If there is a significant safety concern, CIT officers and/or EMT should be contacted. 

500

This teammate 

Layla