What It Captures
The profile captures explicit client preferences about service delivery and optional current-service notes for descriptive mismatch review.
The Choice and Preferences Profile is a ready-to-send tool for practitioners. It helps them collect explicit client preferences about support approaches, involvement, or service conditions and review possible mismatches with current services.
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The profile captures explicit client preferences about service delivery and optional current-service notes for descriptive mismatch review.
A mismatch indicator means a stated preference and current-service note may not align. It is not a decision, satisfaction score, or clinical interpretation.
Preferences can be revisited as the client's needs change, with prior versions preserved for context.
No. Preferences are explicit and client-stated. The tool does not infer preferences from behavior.
No. It captures service preferences and possible mismatches, not satisfaction scores.
No. A mismatch is descriptive. Practitioner decisions and service adjustments happen in the surrounding care workflow.
Yes. Preferences can be revisited, and historical versions can show changes over time.