Person-Centered Planning

First & Last Name *
1Consumers have the right to control their own personal resources, such as cigarettes, soda, candy/sweets. *
- True
- False
2After the Person Centered Planning process has been completed, there is no need to develop an Individual Plan of Service (IPOS). *
- True
- False
3Person Centered Planning is required by state and federal law for all consumers receiving services through SCCMHA. *
- True
- False
4Minor children do not need to have a Person Centered Plan (PCP). *
- True
- False
5The concept for PCP for minor children is incorporated into a family-driven, youth guided approach. *
- True
- False
6PCP focuses only on the person's goals, not on meeting their basic needs. *
- True
- False
7A consumer of mental health services should be allowed "the dignity of risk" when making health choices. *
- True
- False
8Joe lives at Blue's AFC. Due to health concerns, Joe has been advised by his doctor to quit smoking immediately and the guardian wants the AFC to enforce this. Joe can decide to go against his doctor and the guardian's wishes. *
- True
- False
9All restrictions must be justified, addressed, and documented in the Individual Plan of Service (IPOS). *
- True
- False
10The PCP process recognizes that there are some individuals who are unable to express preferences and make choices. *
- True
- False
11Every person, no matter what type of disability they may have, is presumed competent to direct the PCP planning process and achieve their goals and outcomes. *
- True
- False
12There are a few circumstances when the involvement of a minor's family may not be appropriate. *
- True
- False
13All living and sleeping units must be able to be locked by the resident, with only appropriate staff having keys. *
- True
- False
14Connie likes to snack throughout the day. The group home has set snack times of 10am, 2pm, and 8pm. The home does not have to make food available other than designated meal and snack times. *
- True
- False
15Person Centered Planning promotes community inclusion and participation, independence and productivity. *
- True
- False
16John is moving to a new AFC home. He is good friends with one of the other individuals already living in the home. John can choose this person to be his roommate if he wants. *
- True
- False
17Ryan's friend stops by his group home at 10:30pm for a visit. Ryan can choose to have visitors any time of the day or night. *
- True
- False
18Jacob has his own room and likes to sleep with his door locked at night. Jacob can lock his door if he chooses to, as long as staff has access to a key in case of an emergency. *
- True
- False
19A person's cultural background is recognized and valued in the PCP process. *
- True
- False
20All consumers receiving services through SCCMHA can choose to have an Independent Facilitator to run his/her PCP meeting. *
- True
- False