When it is used
Use it at the start of MST or when revising treatment focus because the case definition of success has changed.
Case-Specific Treatment Goals for MST Cases
Case-Specific Treatment Goals is a collaborative MST case-planning tool for practitioners. It helps MST practitioners draft explicit individualized treatment goals, connect them to case context and priority outcomes, and track whether the youth, family, and key participants understand and agree.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What it tracks
The tool tracks goal wording, relevant case context, priority outcomes, participant agreement, unresolved concerns, active status, and revisions over time.
Important limitation
The tool organizes and checks completeness of goal information. It does not generate treatment goals, score clinical adequacy, or provide MST decision rules.
Does this tool create MST treatment goals automatically?
No. The practitioner drafts the treatment goals; the tool organizes them and shows whether wording, context links, and participant agreement are complete.
Can youth and family members participate?
Yes. A shared completion view can present goal language and collect confirmation, disagreement, or clarification from relevant participants.
What happens if one participant has not agreed?
Partial agreement remains visible. Missing or unresolved participant input is not treated as full alignment.
Are goals scored?
No. The result uses descriptive completeness indicators and agreement state, not scoring or clinical adequacy judgments.