Common use of Progress Notes Clause in Contracts

Progress Notes. Progress notes are required each day TBS is delivered and must include a comprehensive summary covering the time that services were provided. In the progress note, the time of the service may be noted by contact/shift. As with other MHP progress notes, staff travel and documentation time are included with direct service time; on call time may not be claimed. The following must be clearly documented: i. Occurrences of specific behaviors and/or symptoms that jeopardize the residential placement or prevent transitions to a lower level of placement; ii. Significant interventions identified in the Client Treatment Plan; iii. Progress in stabilizing behaviors and/or symptoms by changing or eliminating maladaptive behaviors and replacing them with adaptive behaviors.

Progress Notes. Progress notes are required each day TBS is delivered and must include a comprehensive summary covering the time that services were provided. In the progress note, the time of the service may be noted by contact/shift. As with other MHP progress notes, staff travel and documentation time are included with direct service time; on call time may not be claimed. The following must be clearly documented: i. a. Occurrences of specific behaviors and/or symptoms that jeopardize the residential placement or prevent transitions to a lower level of placement; ii. Significant b. The delivery of significant interventions identified in the TBS Client Treatment Plan; iii. c. Progress in stabilizing behaviors and/or symptoms by changing or eliminating maladaptive behaviors and replacing them with adaptive behaviors.

Progress Notes. Progress notes are required each day TBS is delivered and must include a comprehensive summary covering the time that services were provided. In the progress note, the time of the service may be noted by contact/shift. As with other MHP progress notes, staff travel and documentation time are included with direct service time; on call time may not be claimed. The following must be clearly documented: i. a. Occurrences of specific behaviors and/or symptoms that jeopardize the residential placement or prevent transitions to a lower level of placement; ii. b. Significant interventions identified in the Client Treatment Plan; iii. c. Progress in stabilizing behaviors and/or symptoms by changing or eliminating maladaptive behaviors and replacing them with adaptive behaviors.