Tim Brennan has a similar juvenile model, including typologies and strategies for supervision, based on the CYO-LSI that we are going to discuss with him at the next meeting. He has also done some work several years ago on an adult population that could be redone on current LSI data. The population groups we anticipate excluding from this process are domestic violence and sex offenders. We should be thinking about other data that we might want to collect and determine if the data are available in ICON or if manual data collection would be necessary. The committee remains committed to utilizing assessments that already exist in our system but acknowledges the benefit of identifying secondary assessments that could be completed when concerns arise in individual cases.
Stages of change is an element still needing to be further addressed by the project.
This case plan model is perceived as a dynamic system that can be updated, as new information becomes available. This new information could then generate or influence new supervision strategies.