Practitioner And Caregiver Roles
The practitioner controls the clinical record and feedback linkage. Caregivers participate by reviewing wording, raising concerns, and indicating understanding or acceptance.
MIM Feedback Goals
MIM Feedback Goals is a collaborative goal-setting tool for practitioners and caregivers after structured dyadic assessment feedback. Practitioners use it to create explicit caregiver-child relational goals tied to feedback, so treatment can be organized around agreed-upon priorities.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Goal History
Accepted goals persist for later review. Later changes should be recorded as updates rather than silently replacing prior goals.
Limitations
The tool does not include goal libraries, goal scores, automated recommendations, or exact goal prompts not supplied in the product specification.
Can caregivers participate in the demo flow?
Yes. The demo includes a shared in-session caregiver view for reviewing goal wording and acceptance status.
Does the tool generate goals automatically?
No. Goal wording is practitioner-entered and collaboratively revised with caregivers.
What if caregivers do not accept a goal?
The goal remains proposed or unresolved instead of being finalized as accepted.
What is saved after exploration?
The tool itself and selected goal-cycle setup are saved. Fictional sample feedback, demo goals, and caregiver comments do not become real client data.