Care Coordination and Collaboration

What does CPT mean?

• Coordination Plan Treatment

• Care Planning Team

• Collaboration Plan Treatment

• Cognitive Plan Treatment

Who is part of Care Coordination and Collaboration?

• Family members

• Treatment providers

• Community supports

• All of the above

What are some outcomes of Care Coordination and Collaboration?

• Foster the family's community connectedness

• Promote the sustainability of treatment gains

• Develop effective intervention

• None of the above

• All of the above

What are other outcomes from CPT Meeting?

• Starting new services.

• Ending services.

• Changing services.

• All the above.

When should you contact collateral contacts?

• Once a week

• Once a year

• Every day

• Twice a month

Which agencies can we come in contact with?

• DCF

• School

• After school clubs

• All of the above

The family does not have a say in who is part of their "Team".

• True

• False

It is important to discuss with the family the different environments that the youth interacts with to help provide interventions in them.

• True

• False

Who can be part of the family's "Team"?

• Grandmama

• Coaches

• DCF

• All the above.

What way can you be in contact with providers as part of the team?

• By bird

• Email, text, phone call, mail and fax

• Why bother? They will not call back.

• Ask the family to contact the other providers for you.