CANS. The Contractor shall administer the age appropriate Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths Assessment (CANS) Comprehensive tool. The Contractor acknowledges that DCS will also conduct periodic CANS for the Child but that assessments by both parties are intentional and may be anticipated to have different results given the timing and context of the assessments. The Contractor also acknowledges that CANS results are used to track outcomes, and that the requirements for CANS may change over the term of the Contract. Initially, the Contractor shall administer the age appropriate CANS within 7 days of admission of a Child to a facility. CANS reassessments are required every six (6) months by the Contractor and at discharge. The Contractor is required to enter the data from the CANS assessment into the Data Assessment Registry Mental Health and Addictions (DARMHA) database. CANS users must be re-certified as required by the Department of Mental Health and Addiction. The Contractor will utilize the CANS results for treatment planning. For the emergency shelter care program category, the Residential Provider can complete the short version of the CANS; it must be completed within seven calendar days of admission. If any items are rated as a 2 or 3 on the short version of the CANS, then the comprehensive CANS must be completed by either the facility or by an outside mental health professional qualified to complete the CANS. The short CANS tools include behavioral health needs, functioning and risks for the child and the caretakers’ needs and strengths. The ratings of individual needs and intensity of service recommendations can be used to support a family’s and referral agency’s decisions about the next steps and possible interventions. As to the CANS at discharge, if a child transitions to a different level of care within the same provider, the CANS completed for discharge can be utilized at intake to the different level of care (e.g., one CANS for transition purposes can be used for discharge and intake when reporting outcomes to DCS.”
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CANS a. CANS shall be administered as appropriate to clients to support decision making and treatment planning, facilitate quality improvement, and monitor the outcomes of services. The CONTRACTOR shall abide by the CANS Operational Guideline developed by the BHSD.
b. The CONTRACTOR is responsible for training, certifying, and annually re-certifying their staff on the CANS Comprehensive 5+. In addition, if the CONTRACTOR provides services to children from birth through age 5, then the CONTRACTOR is responsible for training, certifying, and annually re-certifying their staff on the CANS: Early Childhood.
c. The CONTRACTOR shall maintain a minimum of two (2) staff that are the CONTRACTOR’s CANS Trainers to ensure sustainability and that CANS principles and philosophy are integrated into clinical practice.
d. The CONTRACTOR shall maintain an online account with the Praed Foundation to access online CANS trainings, certification, and annual recertification.
e. The CONTRACTOR shall make available CANS data for the CFT in conformity with all DocuSign Envelope ID: 026E3214-3E9C-49D2-A998-983422F41A19 applicable laws. After January 1, 2017, a client is required to have a CFT within the first sixty (60) days of entering into the child welfare or probation xxxxxx care placement. Follow up CFTs are required every six (6) months, and as needed. As defined in the California Welfare and Institutions Code (WIC), Section 16501, a CFT is also required for clients residing in a group home or STRTP placement with an existing case plan. Best practice dictates that meetings shall occur as soon as possible for purposes, including but not limited to, case planning, placement determination, emancipation planning and/or safety planning. The CONTRACTOR providing mental health services to children in the child welfare or probation system may also be invited to participate in the CFT.
f. When invited, the CONTRACTOR shall attend the CFT meeting, and shall summarize the CANS data in a template provided by the BHSD to share with the CFT to help guide the process. The CONTRACTOR shall obtain a Release of Information (ROI) from the client in order to be able to share the information with parties in attendance of the CFT that are not covered by the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) Information Notice. Additional guidance can be found in ACL 18-09 (xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xxx/Portals/9/ACL/2018/18-09.pdf?ver=2018-01-26-162122-640) and ACL 18-85 (xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xxx/Portals/9/ACL/2018/18-8...
CANS. 1) CANS will be administered as appropriate to clients to support decision making and treatment planning, facilitate quality improvement, and monitor the outcomes of services. The CONTRACTOR shall abide by the CANS Operational Guideline developed by the Behavioral Health Services Department (BHSD).
2) The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for training, certifying, and annually re-certifying their staff on the CANS Comprehensive 5+. In addition, if the CONTRACTOR provides services to children from birth through age 5, then the CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for training, certifying, and annually re- certifying their staff on the CANS: Early Childhood.
3) The CONTRACTOR shall maintain a minimum of two (2) staff that are the CONTRACTOR’s CANS Trainers to ensure sustainability and that CANS principles and philosophy are integrated into clinical practice.
4) The CONTRACTOR shall maintain an online account with Praed Foundation to access online CANS trainings, certification, and annual recertification.
CANS. IP shall be administered within the timeframes indicated for all youth starting at age six (6) through age twenty (20).
CANS. As DCS requests, Contractor shall administer the age appropriate Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths Assessment (CANS) Comprehensive tool. Contractor acknowledges that DCS will also conduct periodic CANS for the child but that assessments by both parties are intentional and may be anticipated to have different results given the timing and context of the assessments. Contractor also acknowledges that CANS results are used to track outcomes, and that the requirements for CANS may change over the term of the Contract. Initially, Contractor shall administer the age appropriate CANS at admission of a Child to a facility. CANS reassessments are required every six (6) months by the Contractor and at discharge. Contractor is required to enter the data from the CANS assessment into the Data Assessment Registry Mental Health and Addictions (DARMHA) database. CANS users must be re-certified as required by the Department of Mental Health and Addiction.
CANS a) CANS will be administered as appropriate to clients to support decision making and treatment planning, facilitate quality improvement, and monitor the outcomes of services. The CONTRACTOR will abide by the CANS Operational Guideline developed by the Behavioral Health Services Department (BHSD).
b) The CONTRACTOR is responsible for training, certifying and annually re-certifying their staff on the CANS Comprehensive 5+. In addition, if the CONTRACTOR provides services to children birth to age 5, then the CONTRACTOR is responsible for training, certifying, and annually re- certifying their staff on the CANS: Early Childhood.
c) The CONTRACTOR shall maintain a minimum of two (2) staff that are the CONTRACTOR’s CANS Trainers to ensure sustainability and that CANS principles and philosophy are integrated into clinical practice.
d) The CONTRACTOR will establish an online account with Praed Foundation to access online CANS trainings and certification by first quarter.
e) The CONTRACTOR will make available CANS data for CFT in conformity with all applicable laws. After January 1, 2017, a child or
CANS. 1) CANS will be administered as appropriate to clients to support decision making and treatment planning, facilitate quality improvement, and monitor the outcomes of services. The CONTRACTOR will abide by the CANS Operational Guideline developed by the BHSD.
2) The CONTRACTOR is responsible for training, certifying, and annually re- certifying their staff on the CANS Comprehensive 5+. In addition, if the CONTRACTOR provides services to children ages 0 to 5, then the CONTRACTOR is responsible for training, certifying, and annually re-certifying their staff on the CANS: Early Childhood.
3) The CONTRACTOR shall maintain a minimum of two (2) staff that are the CONTRACTOR’s CANS Trainers to ensure sustainability and that CANS principles and philosophy are integrated into clinical practice.
4) The CONTRACTOR will maintain an online account with Praed Foundation to access online CANS trainings, certification, and annual recertification.
5) The CONTRACTOR will make available CANS data for Child and Family Team (CFT) in conformity with all applicable laws. After January 1, 2017, a child or youth is required to have a CFT within the first sixty (60) days of entering into the child welfare or probation xxxxxx care placement. Follow up CFTs are required every six (6) months, and as needed. As defined in Welfare and Institutions Code (WIC), Section 16501, a CFT is also required for those children and youth residing in a group home or Short Term Residential Therapeutic Program (STRTP) placement with an existing case plan. Best practice dictates that meetings should occur as soon as possible for purposes, including but not limited to, case planning, placement determination, emancipation planning and/or safety planning. The CONTRACTOR providing mental health services to children in the child welfare or probation system may also be invited to participate in CFT. When invited, the CONTRACTOR shall attend the CFT meeting, and shall summarize the CANS data in a template provided by BHSD to share with the Child and Family Team to help guide the process. The CONTRACTOR should obtain a Release of Information (ROI) from the client in order to be able to share the information with parties in attendance of the CFT that are not covered by the Department Health Care Services’ Information Notice. Additional guidance can be found in ACL 18-09 (xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xxx/Portals/9/ACL/2018/18-09.pdf?ver=2018-01-26- 162122-640) and ACL 18-85 (xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xxx/Portals/9/ACL/2018/18- 85....
CANS. If Provider provides Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) assessments for eligibility for OhioRISE enrollment, Provider shall comply with ODM’s standards and guidance and employ a standardized protocol as specified by ODM. Provider shall complete a CANS assessment within 10 Business Days after scheduling unless it is in the best interest of the Covered Person to allow for more than 10 Business Days as reasonably determined by Provider and Health Plan. (SC App. F. §4.g.i.)
CANS. 1) CANS will be administered as appropriate to clients to support decision making and treatment planning, facilitate quality improvement, and monitor the outcomes of services. CONTRACTOR will abide by the CANS Operational Guideline developed by the BHSD.
2) CONTRACTOR is responsible for training, certifying and annually re-certifying their staff on the CANS Comprehensive 5+. In addition, if CONTRACTOR provides services to children ages 0 to 5 years, then CONTRACTOR is responsible for training, certifying, and annually re-certifying their staff on the CANS: Early Childhood.
3) CONTRACTOR shall maintain a minimum of two (2) staff that are the CONTRACTOR’s CANS Trainers to ensure sustainability and that CANS principles and philosophy are integrated into clinical practice.
4) CONTRACTOR will maintain an online account with Praed Foundation to access online CANS trainings, certification and annual recertification.
CANS. As DCS requests, the Contractor shall administer the age appropriate Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths Assessment (CANS) Comprehensive tool. The Contractor acknowledges that DCS will also conduct periodic CANS for the Child but that assessments by both parties are intentional and may be anticipated to have different results given the timing and context of the assessments. The Contractor also acknowledges that CANS results are used to track outcomes, and that the requirements for CANS may change over the term of the Contract. Initially, the Contractor shall administer the age appropriate CANS at admission of a Child to a facility. CANS reassessments are required every six (6) months by the Contractor and at discharge. The Contractor is required to enter the data from the CANS assessment into the Data Assessment Registry Mental Health and Addictions (DARMHA) database. CANS users must be re-certified as required by the Department of Mental Health and Addiction. The Contractor will utilize the CANS results for treatment planning.
