Assessment of CSHCN Sample Clauses

Assessment of CSHCN. All MCPs must implement mechanisms to assess children with a positive identification as a CSHCN. A positive assessment confirms the results of the positive identification and should assist the MCP in determining the need for case management. This assessment mechanism must include, at a minimum: • The use of the ODJFS CSHCN Standard Assessment Tool to assess all children with a positive identification using the methods described in Section 2.c., Children with Special Health Care Needs, of this appendix as having a condition that may warrant case management. Appendix G See ODJFS CSHCN Program Requirements for a description of the ODJFS CSHCN Standard Assessment Tool. • Completion of the assessment by a physician, physician assistant, RN, LPN, licensed social worker, or a graduate of a two or four year allied health program. • The oversight and monitoring by either a registered nurse or a physician, if the assessment is completed by another medical professional.
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Assessment of CSHCN. The Contractor must implement mechanisms to assess children with a positive identification as a CSHCN including, but not limited to the following:
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Assessment of CSHCN. All MCPs must implement mechanisms to assess children with a positive identification as a CSHCN. A positive assessment confirms the results of the positive identification and should assist the MCP in determining the need for case management. This assessment mechanism must include, at a minimum: • The use of the ODJFS CSHCN Standard Assessment Tool to assess all children with a positive identification based on the CSHCN Screening Questions as a CSHCN. See ODJFS CSHCN Program Requirements for a description of the ODJFS CSHCN Standard Assessment Tool. • No later than January 1, 2004, completion of the assessment by a physician, physician assistant, RN, LPN, licensed social worker, or a graduate of a two or four year allied health program. • The criteria used by the MCP in assessing members with a positive identification as a CSHCN, through a mechanism other than the ODJFS CSHCN Screening Questions. • The oversight and monitoring by either a registered nurse or a physician, if the assessment is completed by another medical professional.
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