In the EIS PCP Assessment: There are many dimensions for each service. Paid services that a Person is receiving must be documented by the appropriate Service Agency with both and a under a MaineCare Service Description Form Goal Description Sheet the dimension with which they provide services. Personal Profile A personal profile presents the Person in positive and personal terms rather Provides information about the people they know and how they spend time together than clinically and objectively. A personal profile is not a clinical Identifies the roles they play in their community description. The profile is more concerned with a Person’s abilities and Contains what the Person wants and needs to be healthy and safe supports that enable him or her to succeed, than with his or her deficits or Supports the Person needs or desires and new things they want to learn limitations. The profile looks at the Person in the context of their life and Describes the Person’s dreams for the future their relationships, as well the Person’s individual characteristics. The best Identifies their strengths and capacities profiles are created by or with the Person. Documents their gifts and talents. A personal profile does not contain: A personal profile: Diagnoses and other labels Documents who the Person is, interests and what they want in life Sensitive issues Paints a current picture of the Person’s life Medical and/or behavioral interventions Presents the Person as they want to be seen
In the EIS PCP Assessment: There are many dimensions for each service. Paid services that a Person is receiving must be documented by the appropriate Service Agency with both a MaineCare Service Description Form and a Goal Description Sheet under the dimension with which they provide services. Personal Profile A personal profile presents the Person in positive and personal terms rather than clinically and objectively. A personal profile is not a clinical description. The profile is more concerned with a Person’s abilities and supports that enable him or her to succeed, than with his or her deficits or limitations. The profile looks at the Person in the context of their life and their relationships, as well the Person’s individual characteristics. The best profiles are created by or with the Person. A personal profile: Documents who the Person is, interests and what they want in life Paints a current picture of the Person’s life Presents the Person as they want to be seen Provides information about the people they know and how they spend time together Identifies the roles they play in their community Contains what the Person wants and needs to be healthy and safe Supports the Person needs or desires and new things they want to learn Describes the Person’s dreams for the future Identifies their strengths and capacities Documents their gifts and talents. A personal profile does not contain: Diagnoses and other labels Sensitive issues Medical and/or behavioral interventions
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