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The document titled 'HAMILTON ANATOMY OF RISK MANAGEMENT-COMMUNITY VERSION (HARM-CV)' outlines a structured approach to assessing and managing risks associated with individuals in a mental health context. It includes sections for historical risk factors, current assessments of violence and suicide risks, management plans, and potential scenarios that could arise if risks increase. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding past behaviors, current mental health status, and the need for protective measures to ensure safety for both the individual and others.

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Begin by entering the client's name and diagnosis at the top of the form. This sets the context for the assessment.
Fill in the agency name, date, and length of time at shelter. These details are crucial for tracking and accountability.
In the 'Historical Risk Factors' section, assess and check relevant boxes such as major mental disorders or historical violence. Provide notes where necessary to elaborate on any risk factors.
For current risk assessments, rate aggressive incidents on a scale from 1 to 9. This helps in evaluating immediate risks effectively.
Complete the management plan by detailing interventions and team member responses. Ensure all fields are filled out accurately for comprehensive risk management.

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