***DRAFT***

September 3, 1998

Client Periodic

Data Elements

 

III. CLIENT PERIODIC DATA ELEMENTS [Data collected at specified intervals (Admission, every 6 months, annually, and/or discharge)]:

Item

FN-11

Source

Other

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Data Element

Document

Name

Definition

Workgroup Comments

1

Education

EE #90

FN-10 p.48

CC p.24

Years of Schooling; Currently in school/ special education; Education at time of Admission Identifies the highest grade level completed by the client.

­ Never attended school

­ Preschool/kindergarten

­ Total number of years of school

Outcome Indicator

2

Employment Status

EE #98

FN-10 p.48

CC p.24

Employment; Current or most recent occupation/ industry ­ Employed

­ Part-time employed

­ Unemployed (Laid off or looking for work)

­ In the Armed Forces

­ Not in labor force (homemaker, student, retired, resident of institution)

­ Other (volunteer, disabled)

Outcome Indicator

3

Type of Employment

Workgroup

  ­ Competitive

­ Supported

­ Volunteer

­ None

Outcome Indicator

4

Residential Arrangement

EE #86

FN-10 p.45

CC p.22

Living/residential arrangement; residential arrangement; admission, most current or updated, and discharge ­ Homeless (On the street, in a shelter, transient)

­ Private residence/household

­ Other residential setting (group home, half-way house, supported living)

­ Jail or correctional facility (detention center, institution/training school)

­ Other institutional setting (Psychiatric hospital, residential treatment center, Nursing Home)

­ Boarding school

States may want to add additional codes for this category to better discern differences in cost and independence

 

 

Item

FN-11

Source

Other

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Data Element

Document

Name

Definition

Workgroup Comments

5

Household Composition

EE #86

FN-10 p.45

CC p.23

Living arrangement; admission, most current or updated, and discharge ­ Client lives alone

­ Client lives with relatives (relationship, plus biological, step, or adoptive)

­ Client lives with non-related persons (foster parents and other foster children, professional child care staff and other children in group care)

­ Client lives with same age peers (adolescents)

­ Other

States may want to add additional codes on residential arrangement; Indicator if needed; Level of Support

6

Residence (two variables)?

EE #85

FN-10 p.42

Current coded area of residence ­ Zip Code and county code where the client lives

­ No fixed address

Resource allocation

7

Functional Status

EE #89

FN-10 p.43

CC p.22

Severity of condition, or level of functioning at admission The functioning level rating of the client as defined by Axis V/GAF, or other level of functioning instrument Needs a lot of work

8

Self-reported Health Status

EE #88

  The client’s self-reported health status Outcome Indicator

9

Custody/ guardianship/ Conservator-ship

CC p.23

  The custody/guardianship/conservatorship of the client.

­ Parents (jointly, or separate; biological or adoptive)

­ Other relative(s), specify

­ Non-relative(s), specify

­ Independent/emancipated minor

­ State agency, specify

Outcome Indicator

10

Legal Status

FN-10 p.151

  The legal status of the client at time of service

­ Voluntary

­ Involuntary civil

­ Involuntary criminal

Outcome Indicator

 

 

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FN-11

Source

Other

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Data Element

Document

Name

Definition

Workgroup Comments

11

Inter-agency participation in assessment and provision of services

CC p.24

Inter-agency participation in assessment/ service planning; Interagency participation in provision of services, per plan Indicates the level of interagency coordination and other agencies involved in care: (check all that apply) or allow a specific number?

­ Mental Health

­ Substance abuse

­ DD

­ Education

­ CPS

­ Social Services (other than protective)

­ Police

­ Court

­ Juvenile justice/correction

­ Public/School Health

­ Vocational rehabilitation

­ Community support agency (e.g.YMCA)

Performance Indicator

12

Marital Status

EE #87

FN-10 p.150

Current marital status The client’s current marital status:

­ Never married

­ Now married

­ Living as married

­ Separated

­ Divorced

­ Widowed

Target population, actuarial analysis

13

Place of Birth

Workgroup

  ­ Country, if not in US

­ State, if in US

 

14

Citizenship (Alien Status)

Workgroup

     

15

Year of Entry

Workgroup

  Year client came to the Untied States (yyyy)  

16

Residence Five Years Ago

Workgroup

  Country/State where client lived 5 years ago  

17

Informed Consent for Treatment

Workgroup

  Yes/No Consumer Choice

 

 

Item

FN-11

Source

Other

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Data Element

Document

Name

Definition

Workgroup Comments

18

Informed consent for Data Sharing (Release of Information)

Workgroup

  Yes/No Consumer Choice

19

Primary Presenting Problem(s) at Time of Admission

EE #45, 94

FN-10 p.42, 151

CC p. 22

Client’s Stated Reason for Visit; Requested Service ­ Marital/family problem

­ Social/interpersonal (other than family problem)

­ Coping with daily roles and activities (i.e. job, housework, daily grooming, financial management, etc.)

­ Medical/somatic

­ Depression or mood disorder

­ Attempt, threat, or danger of suicide

­ Alcohol or Drugs

­ Involvement with criminal justice system

­ Eating disorder

­ Thought disorder

­ Abuse/assault/rape victim

­ Runaway behavior

Risk rating, resource allocation, appropriateness of care)

20

Referring Source

EE #37, 62

FN-10 p.44

CC p.22

Source of Referral; Referring Provider The Provider Identifier or source that referred the client for services.

­ Self, family, or friend

­ Police

­ Court or correction agency

­ School system or education agency

­ Social Service agency

­ Inpatient/residential organization (Mental Health Program Identifier)

­ Probation

­ Other referral source (indicate specific type)

Planning, linkage, outreach, resource allocation

 

 

Item

FN-11

Source

Other

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Data Element

Document

Name

Definition

Workgroup Comments

21

Principal Mental Health Diagnosis

EE #40, 42, 46, 47

FN-10 p.151

Principal Behavioral Health Diagnosis; Diagnosis Chiefly Responsible for Services Provided; Physician’s Tentative Diagnosis (ambulatory); Primary Diagnosis (inpatient); Diagnosis-admission, most current or updated, and discharge The principal mental health diagnosis from DSM-IV or ICD-9CM used to indicate the primary reason for treatment. Risk rating, resource allocation, care appropriateness

22

Second Mental Health Diagnosis

EE #43

Second Behavioral Health Diagnosis; Other Diagnosis (inpatient) The secondary mental health diagnosis from DSM-IV or ICD-9CM  

23

Additional Mental or Physical Health Diagnosis (1)

EE #44

FN-10 p.156

Other Diagnosis (ambulatory); Handicaps/impairments (other than mental illness) at time of admission Additional mental or physical health diagnoses which may be from DSM-IV or ICD-9CM.

­ Developmental disability/mental retardation.

­ Organically based problem in expressive communication

­ Blindness or severe visual impairment

­ Deafness or severe hearing loss

­ Nonambulation or major difficulties in ambulation

­ Moderate to severe medical problems

 

24

Primary Care Physician/ Clinician/ Case Manager

EE #75

FN-10, p.47

Current primary therapist or case manager Name or identification of organization staff who is currently the client’s primary therapist, case manager, or advocate Link to staff demographic data