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Ch 4- Diagnostics

Reporting Assessment Findings

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information giving sessions typically shorter and less formal than the intake interview. usually consists of an introduction, a discussion of findings, and conclusion
introduction state the purpose of the session, explain the structure of the session, state whether sufficient data were obtained, and if reporting to caregivers, a brief statement about the client's behavior.
discussion lengthiest phase of the session. provide a written report and discuss major findings and conclusions. emphasize major points, use jargon free lang., when appropriate use illustrations, graphs, or diagrams to help explain and clarify
conclusion thank the client for participating, ask if they have any questions or comments. provide a summary of major findings/conclusions, recommendations, and describe the next steps that will need to be taken.
Individualized family service plan (IFSP) early intervention services provided to infants and toddlers w/ disability or developmental delay and their families. reviewed every 6 months and updated at least once per year. revisions are made depending on growth and progress towards stated goals.
Individualized education program (IEP) special ed. services for school age children w/ a disability. describes services and education goals that meet individuals needs. reviewed annually. every 3 years, child is reevaluated to see if they still qualify for services.
SOAP notes used in medical settings for reporting client info and facilitating comm. among professionals who also are involved w/ the client. written immediately after working w/ client.
subjective contains non-measurable and historical info. summarize problem from client/caregivers POV. include current complaint and relevant history and info about clients level of concern, degree of cooperation, and overall affect.
objective contains measurable findings. for an initial diagnostic session, document the examination findings. for a treatment session, document objective performance measures on treatment tasks.
assessment synthesis of the info in the subjective and objective sections. for a diagnostic session, write conclusions and recommendations. for a treatment session, record the clients current status in relation to their goals. write so other professionals understand
plan record your plan of action
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