Changes for page Client Assessment List

Last modified by dmarder on 2015/06/29 15:28
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edited by Matthew Deceunynck
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3 +==== 1. Client Assessment List ====
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5 +1.1 Pull up the list of assessments for the desired client by hovering over the client drop-down on the top toolbar and then choosing list. Use the filter to find your client.
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7 +1.2 Your list of assessments for the client should resemble the screenshot below
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9 +[[image:making a report.png||width="65%"]]
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11 +1.3 Select the Assessments for which you would like to generate reports. Note that multiple are selected above since a "Compare Selected" report is desired.
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13 +1.4 Press the Reports button on the bottom left of your screen to reveal a menu of report choices; here, Compare Selected and Individual Collaborative Reports are available
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15 +1.4.1 Compare Selected:
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17 +1.4.2 Individual Collaborative: This is also a comparison report that tracks multiple assessments. Designed primarily for assessing children, this report presents information that can be discussed between clinicians and parents regarding a child's change in several major categories that affect children.
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19 +1.5 Click the name or graph icon for the desired report
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21 +1.6 Your report will open in a new tab or window, depending on your browser settings
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23 +1.7 Sample reports are shown below. Notice that a Compare Selected report—on the left—serves the exact purpose one would expect: it compares the chosen reports and sets up a very easy-to-follow, side-by-side comparison, as well as some algorithmic calculations, if your system is so programmed. The report on the right is an Individual Collaborative report, which graphically represents changes in a child's responses to various chosen categories. This, too, is mainly used for purposes of comparison.
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25 +[[image:generated report.png||width="49%"]] [[image:indiv coll.png||width="49%"]]
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27 +NOTE: Here, for both reports, only the first category/domain is shown. The entire report itself will span multiple pages and cover all domains in similar fashion.