Locus worksheet pdf 2021-2026

The document is a scoring sheet for Arizona's Child and Adolescent Service Intensity Instrument (CASII), designed to assess the service intensity needs of children and adolescents aged 6 to 17. It includes various dimensions such as risk of harm, functional status, co-occurrence of conditions, recovery environment, resiliency, and involvement in services. The scoring system ranges from low to high intensity, with specific criteria determining the level of service required. The CASII is not intended for determining eligibility for specific care levels or services.

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Begin by entering the child's name and CIS number at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying the individual being assessed.
Next, fill in the details of the behavioral health staff person and the date. This ensures that all entries are properly documented and traceable.
Proceed to rate each dimension from I to VI based on your assessment. Use a scale from 1 (low) to 5 (high) for each criterion, ensuring you provide accurate ratings reflecting the child's situation.
After completing the ratings, calculate the composite score as instructed. Remember to only consider the higher score from dimensions IV-A and IV-B when determining this score.
Finally, provide a rationale for your selected level of intensity in the designated area, along with a target date for the next update.

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What is a locus score?

The LOCUS is based on a set of parameters that an individual is scored along. The level of care is determined based on the mix of parameters that each client has. These parameters are: Risk of Harm. Functional Status.

What is the locus tool?

The LOCUS is an assessment tool that helps clinicians, insurers, and those in need of behavioral health services, to make treatment decisions in a way that is consistent, fair, and effective. The tool provides a common language and way of understanding what care is needed, when and for how long.

How often is the locus assessed?

Reviews of revised LOCUS assessments should not be more often than every three days for acute intensive care settings such as inpatient psychiatric hospitals, and no more than every month for long term secure care services such state hospitals or community based locked facilities.