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Chapter 2: CRS Principles
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Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services (CRS) Policy Manual
Chapter 2: CRS Principles
Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services (CRS) Policy Manual
Chapter 1: Overview
Chapter 2: CRS Principles
2.1 Overview
2.2 Purpose
2.3 Philosophy
2.4 Understanding the CRS Process
2.5 Building Ethical Relationships
2.6 Principles of Informed Choice
2.7 Principles of Good Stewardship
2.8 Quality Program Management in Documentation
Chapter 3: Roles and Responsibilities of the Rehabilitation Team
Chapter 4: Initial Contact
Chapter 5: Application
Chapter 6: Diagnostic Interview
Chapter 7: Determining Eligibility
Chapter 8: Individualized Written Rehabilitation Plan (IWRP)
Chapter 9: Counseling and Guidance
Chapter 10: Evaluating the CRS Consumer's Progress through Interdisciplinary Team Meetings
Chapter 11: Consumers Who Require Special Attention
Chapter 12: Closing a Case as Ineligible or before Determining Eligibility
Chapter 13: Case Closure and Post-Closure Services
Chapter 14: Reopening or Adjusting the Phase of a Previously Closed Case
Chapter 15: CRS Service Array
Chapter 16: Utilization Review for Post-Acute Rehabilitation Services-Residential
Chapter 17: Paraprofessional Services
Chapter 18: Mental Restoration Services
Chapter 19: Applied Behavior Analysis
Chapter 20: Home Modification Services
Chapter 21: Transportation Services
Chapter 22: Assistive Technology
Chapter 23: Unusual Incidents, Including Abuse, Exploitation, or Neglect of People with Disabilities
Chapter 24: Purchasing Goods and Services for Consumers
Chapter 25: Purchasing Medical Assistive Devices and Supplies
Chapter 26 Physical Restoration Services
Chapter 27: Hospital and Ambulatory Surgery Center Services
Chapter 28: Case File Maintenance
Chapter 29: Transfer of Cases and Caseloads
Chapter 30: Consumer Rights and Legal Issues
Chapter 31: Subrogation
Chapter 32: Civil Rights Compliance
Chapter 33: Required Approvals
Chapter 34: Case Reviews
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2.1 Overview
2.2 Purpose
2.3 Philosophy
2.4 Understanding the CRS Process
2.5 Building Ethical Relationships
2.6 Principles of Informed Choice
2.7 Principles of Good Stewardship
2.8 Quality Program Management in Documentation
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