Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT). A team of individuals with diverse expertise that 26 meets to review case and family elements to optimize the WTW Activities. MDT members may 27 consist of the following: Case Manager, Facilitator, Behavioral Health Services staff, Public 28 Health Nurse, educational providers, designated COUNTY staff, DASU staff, 1 ADMINISTRATOR’s Children and Family Services Division (CFS) Senior Social Worker, and 2 all other relevant individuals per COUNTY Policy and/or as approved by ADMINISTRATOR.
Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT). A multidisciplinary team is a group of health care workers who are members of different disciplines (professions e.g. Psychiatrists, Social Workers, etc.), each providing specific services to the patient.
Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT). A team of individuals from diverse 28 backgrounds who meets to engage in a strength-based discussion of a client’s
Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT). A team of individuals from diverse 19 expertise that meet to review the case and Young Adult's elements. The 20 CONTRACTOR Case Manager may be responsible for initiating the MDT meeting.
Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT). A team of individuals fromwith diverse 10 expertise that meet to review the case and Program Participant’s elements.PROGRAM 11 PARTICIPANT’s/PROGRAM APPLICANT’s progress with the program. The 12 CONTRACTORCONTRACTOR’s Case Manager may be responsible for initiating the MDT 13 meeting. MDT Membersmembers may consist of the following: 14 CONTRACTORCONTRACTOR’s Case Manager; Social Services Agency Program Staff; ASW 15 and SSA program staff; Behavioral Health Services (BHS) staff; DPO if applicable; educational 16 provider whenif applicable; and any other individual whose relevant expertise would benefit the 17 MDT.
Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT). Experts representing a range of providers who offer collaborative services through a single source. In this instance, the law requires that a county opting into the CSEC Program form an MDT to coordinate the case planning, case management, and services for each CSE youth. Promising practices suggest that an MDT be formed and individualized for each youth that is strengths-based and prioritizes the youth’s voice in the decision-making process. Youth should have the option of participating in the MDT as appropriate. Other public agency partners may be required to participate. Some of the activities the MDT may utilize are: Convening emergency meetings upon identifying a CSE youth Addressing the child’s basic needs Making a recommendation about where to place the child Developing a safety plan for the child Reconvening should a triggering event occur (such as running away or another arrest). Providing a venue for the legal exchange of confidential information (see Appendix A).
Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT). A team of individuals with diverse expertise that 26 meets to review case and family elements to optimize the WTW Activities. MDT members may 27 consist of the following: Case Manager, Facilitator, Behavioral Health Services staff, Public 28 Health Nurse, educational providers, designated COUNTY staff, DASU staff, 1 ADMINISTRATOR’s Children and Family Services Division (CFS) Senior Social Worker, and 2 all other relevant individuals per COUNTY Policy and/or as approved by ADMINISTRATOR.
3 2.41.1 Clients: Recipients of CalWORKs financial assistance benefits pursuant to 4 State regulations and COUNTY policies that are. The population to be served as defined in this 5 Paragraph shall hereinafter be referred by ADMINISTRATOR and accepted by CONTRACTOR 6 thatto as “CLIENT/CLIENTS.” CLIENTS referred to Housing Support Program (HSP) services 7 will meet at least one (1) of the following criteria:
Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT). A team of individuals with diverse expertise that
Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT). A team of individuals with diverse 13 expertise that meets to review case and family elements to optimize the WTW 14 aActivities. MDT members may consist of the following: CM; Facilitator; BHS 15 staff; Public Health Nurse; educational providers; WTW activity providers who (OSW) designated COUNTY staff; DASU staff; the ADMINISTRATOR’s Children and Family Services Division (CFS) Senior Social Worker; and all other relevant individuals per COUNTY Policy and/or as approved by ADMINISTRATOR. 16 could benefit from, or contribute to, the discussion; Ongoing Services Worker 17
Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT). The MDT is allowed under the Welfare and Institutions Code Section 15754 and is comprised of various professionals, including, but not limited to, the Assessment Team, SSA staff, law enforcement, home health care agencies, hospitals, Public Guardian, HCA/BHS, District Attorney, Ombudsman, and others as designated by ADMINISTRATOR. The MDT will assist in the development of an interagency action plan or in identifying Next Steps to ensure coordination with community resources and to avoid duplication of efforts.
