at baseline, six months, and 12 months or discharge, whichever comes first. The data tools and respondents for the Child and Family Outcome Study are: Respondents Primary Caregivers for children 5-17 years’ old Youth ages 11 to 17 Young adults ages 18-21 Data tools Administrative data – Youth, young adult, caregiver interviews Pediatric Symptom Checklist – Youth, young adult, caregiver interviews Columbia Impairment Scale – Youth, young adult, caregiver interviews Caregiver Strain Questionnaire – caregiver interview Required Reporting Summary of Required CMHSOC Project Reporting Who Completes Name of Report Method for Reporting Report/Tool Due Date IPP Survey - Infrastructure, Submit data to the designated SOC Coordinator and DCF designated Development Prevention and evaluators via a template to be ME evaluators to determine Mental Health Promotion provided by evaluators. due dates (see IV. B. 6.) Due to SAMHSA quarterly Template 20 – CMHSOC Complete and submit Template 20 SOC Coordinator and Quarterly by the 20th day Quarterly Report to CMHSOC Project Director – ME of the month following (see IV. B. 7) each quarter SERVICES TOOL - Child or SERVICES TOOL Child/Adolescent Case manager/care Data to be entered into Adolescent Respondent or Caregiver Combined Respondent coordinator completes SPARS within 30 days of Version and Caregiver Version and submission of data into and enters data into completion of the Respondent Version SPARS SPARS instrument (see IV. A. 9) Local CMHSOC Project Team In addition to subcontracting with Network Service Providers for CMHSOC-funded services, Central Florida Behavioral Health Network and Southeast Florida Behavioral Health Network will staff or subcontract for the following positions essential to managing the activities of this project: 1.0 FTE CMHSOC Local Coordinator responsible for Oversight of all aspects of the local CMHSOC project; Facilitating collaboration by local partners, including child welfare, education, juvenile justice, substance abuse, primary care and family organizations engaged in the project and Coordinating local CMHSOC meetings and projects. 1.0 FTE CMHSOC Local Parent Coordinator responsible for
at baseline, six months, and 12 months or discharge, whichever comes first. The data tools and respondents for the Child and Family Outcome Study are: Respondents Primary Caregivers for children 5-17 years’ old Youth ages 11 to 17 Young adults ages 18-21 Data tools Administrative data – Youth, young adult, caregiver interviews Pediatric Symptom Checklist – Youth, young adult, caregiver interviews Columbia Impairment Scale – Youth, young adult, caregiver interviews Caregiver Strain Questionnaire – caregiver interview Required Reporting Summary of Required CMHSOC Project Reporting Name of Report Method for Reporting Who Completes Report/Tool Due Date IPP Survey - Infrastructure, Development Prevention and Mental Health Promotion (see IV. B. 6.) Submit data to the designated evaluators via a template to be provided by evaluators. SOC Coordinator and ME DCF designated evaluators to determine due dates Due to SAMHSA quarterly Template 20 – CMHSOC Quarterly Report (see IV. B. 7) Complete and submit Template 20 to CMHSOC Project Director – SOC Coordinator and ME Quarterly by the 20th day of the month following each quarter SERVICES TOOL - Child or Adolescent Respondent Version and Caregiver Respondent Version (see IV. A. 9) SERVICES TOOL Child/Adolescent or Caregiver Combined Respondent Version and submission of data into SPARS Case manager/care coordinator completes and enters data into SPARS Data to be entered into SPARS within 30 days of completion of the instrument Local CMHSOC Project Team In addition to subcontracting with Network Service Providers for CMHSOC-funded services, Central Florida Behavioral Health Network and Southeast Florida Behavioral Health Network will staff or subcontract for the following positions essential to managing the activities of this project: 1.0 FTE CMHSOC Local Coordinator responsible for Oversight of all aspects of the local CMHSOC project; Facilitating collaboration by local partners, including child welfare, education, juvenile justice, substance abuse, primary care and family organizations engaged in the project and Coordinating local CMHSOC meetings and projects. 1.0 FTE CMHSOC Local Parent Coordinator responsible for
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