Group Home Admin Clients/Residents Practice Exam

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Can a needs and services plan be implemented without the consent of the child's authorized representatives?

True
False
Only in emergencies
With verbal consent only

The correct answer is: False

A needs and services plan is a crucial document in the context of group homes and care for children. This plan outlines the individualized support services and interventions necessary to meet the child’s needs. The involvement and consent of the child’s authorized representatives—such as parents or guardians—are essential for several reasons. Having their consent ensures that the authorized representatives are informed and agree with the proposed interventions and services, fostering an environment of trust and collaboration. Furthermore, it upholds the legal and ethical standards governing the care and treatment of minors. Without proper consent, implementing a needs and services plan could violate the rights of the child and their representatives. In specific situations, such as emergencies, different protocols may apply, but generally, a well-structured process mandates obtaining consent before proceeding with any plans for a child’s care. Therefore, the assertion that a needs and services plan can be implemented without such consent is incorrect, which makes the answer correct.