FL Child Welfare Case Management Correct 100%
How often should pictures be taken of children in care
Every year for children 5 and older, every 6 months for children under 5
How many days after shelter does a child on Psychotropic meds need to see a doctor
28 days
How many days do you have t...
FL Child Welfare Case Management Correct 100%
How often should pictures be taken of children in care
Every year for children 5 and older, every 6 months for children under 5
How many days after shelter does a child on Psychotropic meds need to see a
doctor
28 days
How many days do you have to take a children 3 and up to get fingerprints
15 days
What does SACWIS stand for and what is it the equivalent of in FL
Statewide Automated Child Welfare Information System, in FL it is called FSFN
If a child is missing how often must FSFN be updated
Every 7 days
All Case Notes must be entered into Chrono (FSFN/Case File) in how many days
2 days/48 hours
What is Q.P.I.
Quality Parenting Initiative, Bio and foster parents come together to be involved in
activities for the child, this is also called co-parenting.
What is the QSR
Review done by QA of all of the CM files
What must happen for a family to be awarded Relative Caregiver Funds
Child must be adjudicated dependent. family must agree to help with reunification,
family must be willing to keep child long term, must be family within the 5th degree
What assessments are included in outcomes?
CBHA, FFA-O, and assessments done by professionals working with the family
Who is responsible for the Child Resource Records(CRR or RED BOOK) and in
how many days must the caregivers be given the CRR
The CM is responsible for the CRR and making sure it is up to date and that it follows
the child through all of their placements. The CM had 72 hours to give the CRR to the
caregiver.
What is the purpose of the homestudy?
Assess the safety of the home for the child
If a CM is promoted and a new CM gets the case where can the new CM look for
child information?
Child Profile
Who all is involved in Case Planning?
CM, CLS, GAL, Parents, and the child if age appropriate
How can parents can start service without court approval
with a quick referral
If you are running late to a home visit you should?
Call and Reschedule
if you reunify a family and the house is dirty but is safe you should?
Close the case anyway
What items do you need to file a missing persons report?
Date of Birth, Name, and Photo
CBHA referral must be done within how many days
, 7 days of shelter
All mental health services must be implemented within how many days?
30 days
An initial health care assessment of a child must be done within how many days
72 hours
After the age of 3 children must have dental check ups how often?
Every 6 months
What type of staffing must you have after 11 months?
Permanency Staffing
How many days do you have to file a dependency petition after shelter
30 days
How many days do you have to file your case plan after removal
60 days
How often is a Judicial Review held
Every 6 months
A child in shelter must be seen
Every 7 days
Intakes are named after...
the youngest child on the case
Quality documentation is...
objective, quantitative, factual, and relevant
How often do unannounced visits need to occur
Every 90 days
What is the most common form of maltreatment
Neglect
The first choice for child placement after shelter is
Non-Custodial Parent
Court must review children in residential treatment....
Ever 90 days
Adoptive placements are supervised for how many days?
90 days
Child must be registered on the adoption exchange how many days after TPR
30 Days
if a parent does not comply with case plan you must
inform CLS and consult with supervisor to assess risk
What explains the purpose of and requirements for Juvi court hearings?
FL rules of Juvenile Procedure
What do flex-funds do?
Help with fostering reunification and preventing removal
Before recommending case closure, you must...
assess for child safety
Case management and safety management have the same following in common
they both deal in some way with caregiver protective capacities
What are the ongoing family functioning intervention stages
Preparation, Introduction, Exploration, and Case Planning
What is the primary basis for ongoing case management intervention?
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