Module 8 Case Planning

Question 1

What is case planning?

Answer 1

The act of establishing outcomes and motivation for change with families.

Question 2

What are the case plan components?

Answer 2

• Agreement
• Responsibility
• Outcomes
• Organized
• Focused
• Communication

Question 3

Who needs to be included in case planning?

Answer 3

• Parents
• Children 14 and older
• GAL
• Out of home care caregiver

Question 4

When doesn’t the case plan need to be filed with the court?

Answer 4

When the case is open less than 30 days

Question 5

What is the criteria for outcomes?

Answer 5

SMART

Question 6

What is SMART?

Answer 6

• Specific
• Measurable
• Attainable
• Reasonable
• Timely

Question 7

What age does the child needs to be included in case planning?

Answer 7

14 and older

Question 8

What is permanency?

Answer 8

Forever home

A safe, stable, secure parenting relationship

Question 9

What is a concurrent goal?

Answer 9

Working toward a primary permanency goal while at the same time establishing an alternative permanency goal for the child to be utilized in the event reunification does not occur within a time period that is reasonable with the child’s sense of time

Question 10

What is the tool that helps you identify if you should do a concurrent goal?

Answer 10

Reunification Prognosis Assessment

Question 12

When do you need to have a concurrent goal?

Answer 12

Reunification