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Person-centered ReviewProvider: ABC Residential Purpose of review: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, UpdateDesired outcomes (Important TO)Describe progress toward each outcome. (Include new learning, barriers, successes

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How to fill out person-centered review

1. Step 1: Gather all necessary information about the person for whom the review is being conducted.
2. Step 2: Start by creating a person-centered planning team consisting of relevant individuals such as family members, support staff, healthcare professionals, and the person themselves if possible.
3. Step 3: Schedule a meeting with the planning team to discuss the person's goals, needs, preferences, strengths, and challenges.
4. Step 4: Use person-centered review forms or templates provided by your organization or agency to document the information gathered during the review process.
5. Step 5: Review the person's current care plan and make necessary updates or adjustments based on the findings of the review.
6. Step 6: Ensure that the review incorporates feedback from all relevant stakeholders and addresses any specific concerns or issues raised by the person or their support network.
7. Step 7: Finalize the person-centered review document, ensuring that it accurately reflects the individual's preferences, goals, and aspirations.
8. Step 8: Share the completed person-centered review with all relevant parties, including the person themselves, their support network, and healthcare providers.
9. Step 9: Regularly revisit and update the person-centered review to ensure it remains relevant and reflects any changes in the person's needs or circumstances.
10. Step 10: Continuously monitor the person's progress and make adjustments to their care plan as needed based on the person-centered review.

Who needs person-centered review?

1. Person-centered review is beneficial for individuals with disabilities, older adults requiring healthcare or support services, individuals with chronic health conditions, individuals receiving long-term care, or anyone who wants to ensure their care and support is tailored to their specific needs and preferences.

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What is person-centered review?

Person-centered review is a process used to evaluate an individual’s care needs, preferences, and goals in order to create a personalized care plan.

Who is required to file person-centered review?

Care providers, social workers, or other professionals involved in the individual's care are typically responsible for conducting and filing person-centered reviews.

How to fill out person-centered review?

To fill out a person-centered review, professionals must gather information about the individual's medical history, current care plan, preferences, and goals, and document them in a standardized form.

What is the purpose of person-centered review?

The purpose of person-centered review is to ensure that the individual's care plan is tailored to their specific needs and desires, promoting better outcomes and quality of life.

What information must be reported on person-centered review?

Information such as the individual's medical history, current care plan, preferences, goals, and any changes in their condition must be reported on the person-centered review.