Group Home Admin Clients/Residents Practice Exam

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Which aspect is NOT considered when analyzing incidents for modifying the child's needs and services plan?

  1. Same situation involving different personnel

  2. Was it a different resolution

  3. What was the identified skills deficit

  4. Was it a repeat incident

The correct answer is: What was the identified skills deficit

The aspect of analyzing incidents that focuses on identified skills deficits is crucial for ensuring that a child’s needs and services plan is responsive to their specific developmental requirements. This involves recognizing the child’s areas of growth and challenges. By understanding a skills deficit, caregivers and administrators can tailor interventions that help the child develop the necessary skills for better outcomes. The other aspects, such as different personnel handling a similar situation, the nature of the resolution involved, and whether the incident was a repeat occurrence, serve more to inform effective strategies and adjustments to the existing plan rather than directly indicating what the child requires to grow and develop. Therefore, the identified skills deficit distinctly stands out as a vital consideration in optimizing the personalized services plan for the child.