Documentation
ROC is an acronym that stands for.
What is Record of Contact?
The family information section in the FSP is also known as.
What is face sheet?
Another term used for "ongoing caseworker."
What is permanency caseworker?
This interviewing method is recommended when working with families.
What is motivational interviewing?
Colorado has this many counties.
What is 64?
The statements that record the reason for the department's involvement and what needs to occur to end department involvement.
What is risk and goal statements?
This section narrates historical information about a family.
What is social history?
A case in which the caseworker works with a family voluntarily.
What is non-court involved case?
This is the caseworkers efforts to reach out to relatives.
What is family search and engagement?
ICWA stands for.
What is Indian Child Welfare Act?
The type of documentation that is based on influence by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.
What is subjective?
This is required to be completed every 6 months.
What is imminent risk document?
The frequency at which the caseworker should be meeting with parent(s) and children/youth in a case.
What is monthly?
A caseworker should do this during monthly face-to-face contacts with children/youth as part of assessing for safety.
What is meet with children/youth outside the presence of caregiver(s)?
This is where the child welfare rules and regulations are contained.
What is Volume 7?
This tool documents the family's strengths, adult/child functioning, parenting style and the absence or presence of current/impending danger.
What is the safety assessment tool?
This plan is to be completed for all youth in placement who are 14 years of age or older.
What is Independent Living Plan?
Efforts made by the caseworker throughout an ICWA case.
What is active efforts?
A caseworker should speak with an intended caregiver at this frequency.
What is monthly?
This is almost always the permanency goal in a D&N.
What is reunification?
This entity reviews case files to ensure that the caseworker is adhering to best practice standards.
What is the Administrative Review Division?
This is the primary location for documenting in Trails the major decision-making points that occur during an ongoing/permanency case.
What is Family Services Plan?
This term is utilized when referring to the bare minimum parenting required to reunify children/youth.
What is minimally adequate?
A set of communication techniques used in motivational interviewing (MI) to help clients explore ambivalence, strengthen motivation, and move toward positive change.
What is OARS?
Open-ended questions
Affirmations
Reflective listening
Summaries
A youth 12 years or older receives this type of legal representation in a D&N.
What is Counsel for Youth?