Exam 15: Document It: Progress Notes
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Exam 15: Document It: Progress Notes17 Questions
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Progress notes should clearly identify interventions the therapist used to help the client address the problems identified in the treatment plan. Which of the following is an example of a theory-specific intervention?
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Progress notes should document the specific interventions the therapist used to help the client address the problems identified in the treatment plan. Which of the following is NOT a good example of this type of documentation?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the common ingredients of progress notes appropriate for meeting HIPAA guidelines and third-party payers?
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When is the best and most proper time to write progress notes?
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A therapist notes, "Client receptive to reframe related to work issues; less receptive to reframe of pattern related to relationship." What is the therapist documenting?
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These make up the "official" medical file, the formal medical record shared with other medical professionals, clients (upon written request), and/or in response to subpoenas. Third-party payers generally have detailed requirements for the content of these. What are they?
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What must the therapist do with any piece of paper that has identifying client information on it, including phone message pads or calendars?
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Jillian reported to her therapist that she had been cutting over the last week to cope with stress related to her abuser's release from prison. The therapist does a thorough assessment of the client's safety and creates a safety plan with Jillian for the next week until her next scheduled appointment. How should the therapist document the crisis issues?
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Progress notes should document the duration, frequency, and severity of symptoms clients report. Which of the following is NOT a good example of this type of documentation?
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"Client will bring parents to the next session." This describes:
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Which of the following is an exception to the general principle of using minimal client information in progress notes?
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The goal with progress notes is to maximize client privacy while simultaneously:
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SOAP notes are a second widespread format for progress notes. What does the S stand for in the acronym?
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Developed in response to early managed care requirements, DAP notes are one of the more common formats for progress notes. DAP stands for:
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Approximately ____ of mental health practitioners now complete their records electronically.
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What detailed information are third-party payers looking for in progress notes?
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