Exam 8: Service Delivery Planning

Before the service delivery phase of case management begins, it is important to revisit the assessment phase in order to: I.review the relevant facts regarding the problems. II.measure characteristics that pertain to behavior. III.establish an information and referral system. IV.examine all of the information that is available.

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A measurement device that provides an indication of an individual's potential for learning or acquiring skills is a(n):

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The extent to which a test measures what it claims to measure is called:

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The most comprehensive type of interaction between a case manager and client is the:

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Question 4

Sources of error during test administration may include which of the following? I.Environmental factors II.Test administrator's behavior III.Test administration procedures IV.The purpose of the test

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Question 5

Advantages of computer-assisted test administration include which of the following?

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Question 6

A statement that describes a state, a condition, or an intent is a(n):

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Question 7

Having written goals: I.helps the case manager and client focus on what they are trying to accomplish. II.is a critical step in plan development because service provision is tied to outcomes. III.highlights the shared responsibility of the case manager and the client for the case.

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Question 8

In setting up an information and referral system, the first task of the case manager is:

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Question 9

After service plans have been developed, the two primary methods of collecting additional data are:

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Question 10

When developing a plan for services, the first task of the case manager is to:

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Question 11

Service objectives should: I.specify a single key result to be accomplished. II.be consistent with the available or anticipated resources. III.use test profiles as graphic representations of results. IV.measure the client's potential for learning new skills.

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Question 12

When selecting tests, it is important to keep in mind the: I.validity of the test. II.reliability of the test. III.length of the test. IV.usability of the test.

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Question 13

Potential sources of error in interviewing include which of the following? I.The halo effect II.General "standoutishness" III.Cultural differences IV.Health problems

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Question 14

The extent to which test scores or measure are consistent or dependable is called:

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Question 15

An effective information and referral system might include which of the following components?

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Question 16

An interaction between the case manager and the client that consists of specific questions asked in a designated order is a(n):

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Question 17

After goals and objectives have been written and agreed upon, the case manager should:

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A measurement device that provides an indication of an individual's potential for learning or acquiring skills is a(n):

The extent to which a test measures what it claims to measure is called:

The most comprehensive type of interaction between a case manager and client is the:

Sources of error during test administration may include which of the following? I.Environmental factors II.Test administrator's behavior III.Test administration procedures IV.The purpose of the test

Advantages of computer-assisted test administration include which of the following?

A statement that describes a state, a condition, or an intent is a(n):

Having written goals: I.helps the case manager and client focus on what they are trying to accomplish. II.is a critical step in plan development because service provision is tied to outcomes. III.highlights the shared responsibility of the case manager and the client for the case.

In setting up an information and referral system, the first task of the case manager is:

After service plans have been developed, the two primary methods of collecting additional data are:

When developing a plan for services, the first task of the case manager is to:

Service objectives should: I.specify a single key result to be accomplished. II.be consistent with the available or anticipated resources. III.use test profiles as graphic representations of results. IV.measure the client's potential for learning new skills.

When selecting tests, it is important to keep in mind the: I.validity of the test. II.reliability of the test. III.length of the test. IV.usability of the test.

Potential sources of error in interviewing include which of the following? I.The halo effect II.General "standoutishness" III.Cultural differences IV.Health problems

The extent to which test scores or measure are consistent or dependable is called:

An effective information and referral system might include which of the following components?

An interaction between the case manager and the client that consists of specific questions asked in a designated order is a(n):

After goals and objectives have been written and agreed upon, the case manager should:

Introduction to Case Management

Historical Perspectives on Case Management

Methods of Delivering Case Management Services

Ethical and Legal Perspectives

Working With Diverse Populations

The Assessment Phase of Case Management

Effective Intake Interviewing Skills

Building a Case File

Service Coordination

Working Within the Organizational Context

The Case Managers Professional Growth and Development

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Exam 8: Service Delivery Planning

A measurement device that provides an indication of an individual's potential for learning or acquiring skills is a(n): ​

The extent to which a test measures what it claims to measure is called: ​

The most comprehensive type of interaction between a case manager and client is the: ​

Sources of error during test administration may include which of the following? I.Environmental factors II.Test administrator's behavior III.Test administration procedures IV.The purpose of the test ​

Advantages of computer-assisted test administration include which of the following? ​

A statement that describes a state, a condition, or an intent is a(n): ​

Having written goals: I.helps the case manager and client focus on what they are trying to accomplish. II.is a critical step in plan development because service provision is tied to outcomes. III.highlights the shared responsibility of the case manager and the client for the case. ​

In setting up an information and referral system, the first task of the case manager is: ​

After service plans have been developed, the two primary methods of collecting additional data are: ​

When developing a plan for services, the first task of the case manager is to: ​

Service objectives should: I.specify a single key result to be accomplished. II.be consistent with the available or anticipated resources. III.use test profiles as graphic representations of results. IV.measure the client's potential for learning new skills. ​

When selecting tests, it is important to keep in mind the: I.validity of the test. II.reliability of the test. III.length of the test. IV.usability of the test. ​

Potential sources of error in interviewing include which of the following? I.The halo effect II.General "standoutishness" III.Cultural differences IV.Health problems ​

The extent to which test scores or measure are consistent or dependable is called: ​

An effective information and referral system might include which of the following components? ​

An interaction between the case manager and the client that consists of specific questions asked in a designated order is a(n): ​

After goals and objectives have been written and agreed upon, the case manager should: ​

Introduction to Case Management

Historical Perspectives on Case Management

Methods of Delivering Case Management Services

Ethical and Legal Perspectives

Working With Diverse Populations

The Assessment Phase of Case Management

Effective Intake Interviewing Skills

Building a Case File

Service Coordination

Working Within the Organizational Context

The Case Managers Professional Growth and Development

Filters

A measurement device that provides an indication of an individual's potential for learning or acquiring skills is a(n):

The extent to which a test measures what it claims to measure is called:

The most comprehensive type of interaction between a case manager and client is the:

Sources of error during test administration may include which of the following? I.Environmental factors II.Test administrator's behavior III.Test administration procedures IV.The purpose of the test

Advantages of computer-assisted test administration include which of the following?

A statement that describes a state, a condition, or an intent is a(n):

Having written goals: I.helps the case manager and client focus on what they are trying to accomplish. II.is a critical step in plan development because service provision is tied to outcomes. III.highlights the shared responsibility of the case manager and the client for the case.

In setting up an information and referral system, the first task of the case manager is:

After service plans have been developed, the two primary methods of collecting additional data are:

When developing a plan for services, the first task of the case manager is to:

Service objectives should: I.specify a single key result to be accomplished. II.be consistent with the available or anticipated resources. III.use test profiles as graphic representations of results. IV.measure the client's potential for learning new skills.

When selecting tests, it is important to keep in mind the: I.validity of the test. II.reliability of the test. III.length of the test. IV.usability of the test.

Potential sources of error in interviewing include which of the following? I.The halo effect II.General "standoutishness" III.Cultural differences IV.Health problems

The extent to which test scores or measure are consistent or dependable is called:

An effective information and referral system might include which of the following components?

An interaction between the case manager and the client that consists of specific questions asked in a designated order is a(n):

After goals and objectives have been written and agreed upon, the case manager should: