Mental Status: Anna is irritable, distracted, fully communicative, casually groomed and tense. She exhibits speech that is normal in rate, volume, and articulation and is coherent and spontaneous.

If the individual has both mental health and substance use challenges, the plan should include how to prevent and respond to a mental health crisis as well as how to prevent or respond to substance use relapse.

Instructions / Recommendations / Plan: A clinic or outpatient treatment setting is recommended because client is impaired to the degree that there is relatively moderate interference with occupational functioning. Attend one group once per week. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: 1x week for 6 months. Return 1 week, or earlier if needed.

A discharge plan can be developed in any user-friendly format, but a useful Project-RED informed template can be found here: https://www.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/publications/files/goinghomeguide.pdf

Discharge planning involves a coordinated effort between the patient/resident, caregiving professionals, family members, and community supports. It is intended to smooth the transition from facility care to a home setting, or alternate facility.

Prior to discharge the suicidal patient will have a mental health evaluation by crisis worker and the crisis worker will do a patient risk assessment and if indicated develop a safety plan and lethal means of counseling. A crisis worker will also conduct a long term needs assessment.

The Discharge Summary/Transition Plan is designed as a two-page form, encapsulating the course of treatment, outcomes, and reasons for transition or discharge. This plan should be initiated as early in the treatment as possible to ensure steps …

The following is my personalized Continuing Care Plan for my on‐going recovery and support. Before completing treatment for my addiction I will present this Continuing Care Plan to someone within my support network such as my sponsor, other peers, mentor or spiritual advisor and receive thoughtful feedback, suggestions and comments

Discharge planning implemented (5/5/2015) Compliant with medications. Mood has stabilized. Discharge to sister's care. January has no history of suicidal attempts soon after a past discharge. There is no history of concealing or denying past suicide/homicide/assaultive ideation …

฀ The hospital’s criteria and reasons for initiating discharge. ฀ The patient’s diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and outstanding safety issues. ฀ Risk factors for suicide and what steps to take if danger exists, such as ridding the home

2012年9月4日 · The plan may include: o Activities you need to do to stay well, and triggers or warning signs that things are not going well. o Steps to take when you don’t feel strong and who to call for support.

Parents should start discharge planning as soon as their child has been admitted to a treatment program. This checklist is intended for a parents to use in collaboration with treatment staf …

The transition plan is a section included in the IPOS that provides information about the person’s progress in recovery and describes the completion of goals and the efficacy of services provided. The transition plan is prepared to ensure a seamless transition to another level or component of care, and should address:

2001年12月21日 · What is a Discharge Plan? A discharge plan is an individualized plan containing the steps necessary for you to be discharged from the facility. It also contains recommendations for where you could live, the kind of treatment you could receive and where you could receive it.

Mental Health Discharge Plan Template [PDF] Purpose. It is the intent of this policy to ensure that suicidal/homicidal and acutely psychotic patients who obtain.

Educate the patient and family in plain language about the patient’s condition, the discharge process, and next steps throughout the hospital stay. Assess how well doctors and nurses explain the diagnosis, condition, and next steps in the patient’s care to …

Thinking About Your Discharge You've been hospitalized for mental health symptoms, and you're getting ready to be discharged. That means it's time to think about discharge planning. Good discharge planning can help you get well and avoid having to return to the hospital. This handout has questions to help you think about your discharge planning ...

health providers who also play a key role in services for clients with substance abuse and mental health issues. This toolkit provides an overview of what Intake, Referral, Discharge, and Aftercare Planning is in the context of working with clients with a substance abuse and/or mental health issue. Materials

Family members should be aware that Discharge Planning for a patient with schizophrenia is an integral part of psychiatric nursing care. Discharge planning should begin as soon as possible after someone has been admitted to hospital. A patient's …

Comprehensive and broad, it explores how mental health nursing has a positive impact on the lives of people with mental health difficulties. Several features help you get the most out of each chapter and apply theory to practice, including: • Personal Stories: Provide