Statewide Quality Assurance Report

Florida Department of Children and FamiliesCase Management Services - 2009-2010 Quality Assurance ReportStdNmbr Standard 08-09 Annual 09-10 Annual58596061Concerted efforts were made to assess the child’s educational needs andmaintain the child within the same school during out-of-home placement.(applicable to out-of-home care cases and in-home cases if relevant)If educational needs were identified, necessary educational services wereengaged. (applicable to out-of-home care cases and in-home cases, if relevant)Services effectively reduced or resolved the issues that interfered with the child’seducation. (applicable to out-of-home care cases and in-home cases, if relevant)Concerted efforts were made to assess the child’s physical health care needs.(out-of-home care cases and in-home cases, if relevant)86% 84%81% 83%83% 78%86% 70%61.1 EPSDT conducted within 72 hours of removal No data 59%61.2 If no EPSDT within 72 hours, screening completed within a week No data 58%61.3Diagnoses documented in the case file, medical passport and/or child's resourcerecordNo data 71%62Concerted efforts were made to provide appropriate services to address the child’sidentified physical health needs. (applicable to out-of-home care cases and inhomecases, if relevant)82% 68%62.1 Services agency complied with the periodicity schedule No data 67%62.2 Services agency followed up on doctors orders No data 70%63646566Concerted efforts were made to assess the child’s dental health care needs.(applicable to out-of-home care cases and in-home cases if relevant)Appropriate services were provided to address the child's identified dental healthneeds.An assessment(s) of the child’s mental/behavioral health needs was conducted.(applicable to out-of-home care cases and in-home cases, if relevant)Appropriate services were provided to address the child's mental/behavioralhealth needs. (applicable to out-of-home care cases and in-home cases ifrelevant)50% 47%67% 48%87% 89%82% 81%66.1 Services agency matched needed services specific to needs No data 83%66.2 Services agency followed up on doctors orders No data 82%67The Medical Report documenting informed consent was complete or a court orderwas in the file.No data 74%67.1 Services agency involved the family in the decision making process No data 64%67.2Services agency provided prescribing practitioner with all pertinent medicalinformationNo data 70%67.3 Services agency ensured parental express and informed consent for each med No data 62%67.4 If express and informed consent not obtainable, services agency requested CLS No data 76%67.5A court order was obtained when neededNo data 75%Statewide Quality of Practice Findings by Fiscal Year continuedOffice of Family Safety | Page 71