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The document outlines the NC-TOPPS (North Carolina Treatment Outcomes and Program Performance System) initial interview form for adults aged 18 and up, focusing on mental health and substance abuse assessments. It includes sections for consumer information, service eligibility, diagnostic classifications, and various personal and treatment-related questions. The form is intended for data entry into a web-based system rather than physical submission, ensuring confidentiality under federal regulations.

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Begin by entering the QP's first initial and last name in the designated field.
Provide the consumer information, including LME-MCO Assigned Consumer Record Number and CNDS ID Number.
Certify your role as the Qualified Professional (QP) by signing and dating the form.
Have the consumer sign and date where indicated, ensuring their consent is documented.
Complete additional sections regarding substance abuse treatment, employment status, and mental health symptoms as applicable.
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What age is an adult at 18?

18 Means docHubing the Age of Majority In most states, 18 years old is considered the age of majority when your teen is considered an adult. If you are not pursuing guardianship, your teen needs to give permission for you as parents to participate in meetings and receive any communication about them.

Why are 18+ called adults?

The Oxford English Dictionary defines adulthood as the state or condition of being fully grown or mature, but what does that really mean? Across the world, the point at which you become an adult largely falls between the ages of 15 and 21, with 18 being the most common.

Is 18 and above considered an adult?

However, almost all states set the base legal age as 18 years old. This is the age at which a person gains control over their own actions and affairs and becomes responsible for the decisions they make. Those past the age of legal majority are usually tried as adults when charged with crimes.

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