Collaborative Intervention Planning

Collaborative Intervention Planning is a nuanced developmental process that follows from the picture of youth and family that emerges during assessment?

• True
• False

Contribution to the outcome is to collaborate with families in prioritizing needs, and creating treatment goals, and interventions.

• True
• False

Which apply to Ideal Practice:

• Discuss the purpose and process of intervention planning.
• Review with family specific types of information to share with each collateral, and written consent for each.
• Provides copies of plan.
• All of the above

Is it ideal practice to make adjustments only at the required 90-day intervals?

• True
• False

5. Uses “one size fits all” approach.

• True
• False

The IHT team joins with family members to develop a plan of intervention that prioritizes needs, sets measurable goals and objectives, identifies the interventions most likely to succeed, and specifies who is responsible for each piece of the work.

• True
• False

What is NOT Ideal practice:

• Reviews intervention plan with youth, family, and collaterals
• Ignores family or collateral inputs
• Continually reassesses intervention options as information changes
• Provides copies of plan

Which practice bases strengths on CANS ratings only?

• Ideal Practice
• Developmental Practice
• Unacceptable Practice

Collaborative intervention planning takes into account the family’s circumstances, culture, and readiness to participate?

• True
• False

Treatment goals should NOT be specific measurable, observable, and time-bound?

• True
• False