Common use of Plan Development Clause in Contracts

Plan Development. 13 This is the Plan Development phase of Wraparound and 14 requires regular Family Team Meetings (FTM) which shall include, at a minimum, 15 the Participant, the Participant’s Family members, CONTRACTOR staff and the 16 referring party (Senior Social Worker [SSW], Deputy Probation Officer [DPO], 17 or Clinical Therapist). The Plan Development phase should commence at least 18 by the end of the third (3rd) week after the referral is made. This phase 19 requires the Participant and Family Team to come together, to review family 20 strengths; develop a collaborative Family Team Vision Statement, upon which 21 all team members can agree and accept; list needs statements across life 22 areas; prioritize, as a team, the most important needs; and craft 23 interventions and actions to meet the prioritized needs. These needs and 24 interventions shall be clearly addressed in the initial Plan of Care (POC) and 25 Safety Plan.

Plan Development. 13 21 This is the Plan Development phase of Wraparound and 14 22 requires regular Family Team Meetings (FTM) which shall include, at a minimum, 15 23 the Participant, the Participant’s Family members, CONTRACTOR staff and the 16 24 referring party (Senior Social Worker [SSW], Deputy Probation Officer [DPO], 17 25 or Clinical Therapist). The Plan Development phase should commence at least 18 26 by the end of the third (3rd) week after the referral is made. This phase 19 27 requires the Participant and Family Team to come together, together to review family 20 28 strengths; develop a collaborative Family Team Vision Statement, upon which 21 1 all team members can agree and accept; list needs statements across life 22 2 areas; prioritize, as a team, the most important needs; and craft 23 3 interventions and actions to meet the prioritized needs. These needs and 24 4 interventions shall be clearly addressed in the initial Plan of Care (POC) and 25 5 Safety Plan.

Plan Development. 13 21 This is the Plan Development phase of Wraparound and 14 22 requires regular Family Team Meetings (FTM) which shall include, at a minimum, 15 23 the Participant, the Participant’s Family members, CONTRACTOR Contractor staff and the 16 24 referring party (Senior Social Worker [SSW], Deputy Probation Officer [DPO], 17 25 or Clinical Therapist). The Plan Development phase should commence at least 18 26 by the end of the third (3rd) week after the referral is made. This phase 19 27 requires the Participant and Family Team to come together, together to review family 20 28 strengths; : develop a collaborative Family Team Vision Statement, upon which 21 1 all team members can agree and accept; : list needs statements across life 22 2 areas; : prioritize, as a team, the most important needs; and craft 23 3 interventions and actions to meet the prioritized needs. These needs and 24 4 interventions shall be clearly addressed in the initial Plan of Care (POC) and 25 5 Safety Plan.

Plan Development. 13 21 This is the Plan Pan Development phase of Wraparound and 14 22 requires regular Family Team Meetings (FTM) which shall include, at a minimum, 15 23 the Participant, the Participant’s Family members, CONTRACTOR Contractor staff and the 16 24 referring party (Senior Social Worker [SSW], Deputy Probation Officer [DPO], 17 25 or Clinical Therapist). The Plan Development phase should commence at least 18 26 by the end of the third (3rd) week after the referral is made. This phase 19 27 requires the Participant and Family Team to come together, to review family 20 28 strengths; develop a collaborative Family Team Vision Statement, upon which 21 1 all team members can agree and accept; list needs statements across life 22 2 areas; prioritize, as a team, the most important needs; and craft 23 3 interventions and actions to meet the prioritized needs. These needs and 24 4 interventions shall be clearly addressed in the initial Plan of Care (POC) and 25 5 Safety Plan.