Important aspect of care. Information and conclusions of a comprehensive psychosocial assessment must be available on a timely basis to guide ongoing treatment planning. The percentage of reviewed charts containing psychosocial assessments dated within 30 days of initiating chronic outpatient treatment in a facility. The number of reviewed charts that have comprehensive psychosocial assessments dated within 30 days of initiating treatment in a facility divided by the total number of charts reviewed. Other influencing factors.
Patient dies or transfers facilities.
Patient is frequently hospitalized during initial 30-day period. Comprehensive Psychosocial Assessment. Important aspect of care. Assessment, evaluation, treatment planning, and collaborative input and awareness. To guide planning and decision making adequately, the comprehensive psychosocial assessment addresses both problems and strengths of the patient and his or her situation and spells out the implications of this information for treatment planning and delivery of care.