Posttest & Attestation: It’s All About Me! A Person-Centered Approach in Recovery-Oriented Care

Dear Colleague:

To get credit for this training, you must complete and pass the posttest with an 80%. Please complete this posttest in its entirety. You may retake the test until you achieve a passing score.

Thank you.

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* Contact Information

First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Email Confirmation

Organization

Job Title

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* Length of time at agency

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* What is a core principle of person-centered thinking?

Encouraging dependence on providers

Focusing solely on symptom reduction

Respecting the views of the person and their loved ones

Prioritizing provider convenience over client preference

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* Which of the following best illustrates the concept of "The Dignity of Risk"?

Preventing individuals from making any risky choices

Allowing individuals to make informed decisions even if there are risks

Ignoring harmful behavior for the sake of autonomy

None of the above

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* In person-centered planning, what is the role of the individual receiving services?

To follow a plan developed solely by professionals

To receive services passively

To identify their preferences, strengths, and choose supports

To comply with standard treatment guidelines

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* What challenge might providers face in person-centered care, as described in the presentation?

Knowing when to override a person’s choices

Finding time to complete documentation

Supporting a person’s choice that may not align with their recovery goals

Diagnosing correctly

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* Which principle helps guide decisions when balancing safety and autonomy in person-centered care?

Compliance and control

Duty to Care and Dignity of Risk

Standardized treatment protocols

Risk avoidance and provider authority

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* I attest I watched and completed the full training.

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