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Writing Clinical Notes

Writing Clinical Notes. Writing in CSD. Physical characteristics of Clinical Notes. Brief Describe client’s response to objectives Recommendations for the next session. Being objective. “Report what you observe, not what you think!”. Objective/Goal Format. Client + target + criterion

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Writing Clinical Notes

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  1. Writing Clinical Notes Writing in CSD

  2. Physical characteristics of Clinical Notes • Brief • Describe client’s response to objectives • Recommendations for the next session

  3. Being objective “Report what you observe, not what you think!”

  4. Objective/Goal Format Client + target + criterion Who will do what to what with what % accuracy Tom will close syllables on spontaneously produced monosyllabic target words on 90% of his attempts.

  5. SOAP Notes • Subjective • Objective • Assessment • Plan

  6. “Objective”: • The TONE you should use when writing clinical documents, free of all personal opinions • Another name for a GOAL that the client is attempting to achieve • The second PARTof the SOAP note, where you record the data from the session

  7. Subjective • Any information about the client given to you by someone else that you cannot verify but has an impact on therapy • Your observations about the client’s behavior, attitude, and motivation during the session (BE OBJECTIVE!)

  8. Objective • Report the data (results) of the client’s therapy session. • For each goal/objective attempted, report the results.

  9. Assessment • Based on the data in the Objective section, evaluate the client’s performance • What has been mastered, and what will need additional practice?

  10. Plan • Describe your plans for the next session. • Describe strategies, suggestions, and any new goals. • Use “client + target + criterion” format for goals. • In long SOAP notes, indicate frequency and duration of treatment.

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