Assessment and Member-Centered Planning Process Sample Clauses

Assessment and Member-Centered Planning Process. Member-centered planning is an ongoing process and the member-centered plan (MCP) is a dynamic document that must reflect significant changes experienced in members’ lives. Information is captured through the initial comprehensive assessment and changes are reflected through ongoing re-assessments. Member-centered planning reflects understanding between the member and the IDT staff and will demonstrate changes that occur with the member’s outcomes and health status. The member is always central to the member centered planning and comprehensive assessment process. The IDT staff will ensure that the member is at the center of the member centered planning process. The member will actively participate in the planning process, in particular, in the identification of personal outcomes and preferences. All aspects of the member centered planning and comprehensive assessment process involving the participation of the member must be timely and occur at times and locations of convenience to the member. The member centered plan incorporates the following processes:
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Assessment and Member-Centered Planning Process. Member-centered planning is an ongoing process and the member-centered plan (MCP) is a dynamic document that must reflect significant changes experienced in members’ lives. Information is captured through the initial comprehensive assessment and changes are reflected through ongoing re-assessments. Member-centered planning reflects understanding between the member and the IDT staff and will demonstrate changes that occur with the member’s outcomes and health status. The member is always central to the member centered planning and comprehensive assessment process. The IDT staff will ensure that the member is at the center of the member centered planning process. The member will actively participate in the planning process, in particular, in the identification of personal outcomes and preferences. All aspects of the member centered planning and comprehensive assessment process involving the participation of the member must be timely and occur at times and locations consistent with the requirements of Article V.C and H. The member centered plan incorporates the following processes: Comprehensive Assessment Purpose
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Assessment and Member-Centered Planning Process. Member-centered planning is an ongoing process and the member-centered plan (MCP) is a dynamic document that must reflect significant changes experienced in members’ lives. Information is captured through the initial comprehensive assessment and changes are reflected through ongoing re-assessments. Member-centered planning reflects understanding between the member and the IDT staff and will demonstrate changes that occur with the member’s outcomes and health status. The member is always central to the member centered planning and comprehensive assessment process. The member centered plan incorporates the following processes:
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