| Visit Date: May 5, 2020 | ID Number: 153115 | ||
| Visit Count: | Children Served: Provider opted out of answer | Children Served: select number | Community Health Worker: Jenel S |
Consultation services Delivered |
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| What type of Consultation was it? Phone or virtual consultation session | |||
| Consultation with providers/caregivers on administering ASQ * Answered: No | |||
| Did you make a Child Development Referral (Not Screening) * Answered: No | |||
| How Many Referrals: Answered: select number | |||
| Get information on how to help me cover my basic needs (food – clothing – housing – medical attention) Answered: No | |||
Healthy and Safe Environment Concerns |
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| Is your home safe for children? : Answered: No | |||
| Safe Sleep: Answered: No | |||
| How to prevent the spread of illness: Answered: No | |||
| First Aid: Answered: No | |||
| Car Seat Safety: Answered: No | |||
| CPR: Answered: No | |||
| Toxic: Answered: No | |||
| Being ready for a natural disaster: Answered: No | |||
Child Development Concerns |
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| How do I incorporate activities from my homeland that will support the healthy development of my children?: Answered: No | |||
| How do I help children that have difficult? behavior (setting limits and sticking to them)?: Answered: No | |||
| How do I know that the children in my care are learning and developing OK? : Answered: No | |||
| Developmental Screening?: Answered: No | |||
| Early Intervention: Answered: No | |||
| How do I help babies brain develop?: Answered: No | |||
| How to help the children in your care get ready for school. Answered: No | |||
| How my relationship with the children can help them feel secure about themselves. Answered: No | |||
| Childcare Play and Learn and / or outdoor time. Answered: No | |||
| Referral to early intervention for a special needs child. Answered: No | |||
Healthy Children |
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| Working with children with special healthcare needs. Answered: No | |||
| Immunizations and Well Child Schedules. Answered: No | |||
| Hand-washing – diapering – toileting. Answered: No | |||
| Medication Management Children (Non-clinical). Answered: No | |||
| Nutrition (meal planning – allergies – infant Feeding). Answered: No | |||
| Social/Emotional development. Answered: No | |||
| Mental/Behavioral Health Services (Child). Answered: No | |||
Healthy Caregivers |
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| Taking care of yourself (Whole Person). Answered: Yes | |||
| Getting further training or school or Certification to improve my Health-Related Social Needs (HRSN). Answered: No | |||
| How to help me cover my HRSN (e.g. food, transportation, housing, medical needs, employment). Answered: No | |||
| Coping with stressful situations. Answered: Yes | |||
| Mental / Behavior Health Services (Non Clinical). Answered: No | |||
| Medication Management Adult (Non Clinical). Answered: No | |||
| Child Caregiver relationship. Answered: No | |||
| Caregiver of Child relationship. Answered: No | |||
| Did you make a Community Resource-Referral. Answered: No | |||
| Resource-Referral Type(s). None Of The Above |
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| Consultation Duration Start Time: 7:30 PM End Time: 8:40 PM Time Period: 60+mins |
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Goals |
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| Goals: Progress made towards goal? | |||
Notes for this Consultation
Provider contacted and needed some support on some issues that took place with family members. Provider stated that their father (also a provider) ask them to provide the password for Provider’s older sister (children’s mother in program) so they could logon for work. Provider explained that she had asked her sister to sign some document and there was no reply and that if she needed the internet info she could’ve asked her and that this has been a continued situation of the home with inconsistent communication. Provider states that typically she would give in when her father continually asks and she doesn’t feel it was a decision she wanted to make. Provider was happy that she stood her ground, but felt “crappy”. Validated feelings and encouraged provider to continue to stand her ground on her decisions. |
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