When It Is Used
Use it after case-management support has been provided and the practitioner needs to understand change since an earlier assessment.
Reassessment
Reassessment is a case-management before-and-after assessment tool for practitioners evaluating change after support has been provided. It helps compare current needs, strengths, risks, and progress with an earlier case picture to inform plan adjustment or evaluation.
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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.
Required Baseline
A prior baseline is required for a true reassessment. Without one, the practitioner should create an assessment first.
Important Boundary
The tool compares prior and current information descriptively. It does not score outcomes, infer causes, or decide the plan.
Does reassessment require a prior assessment?
Yes. A true reassessment requires a prior baseline or earlier case picture for comparison.
Can the baseline be changed?
Yes, baseline selection is a real setting, and changing it changes the comparison result and should be explicit.
Does the tool decide whether the plan should change?
No. It shows before/after comparison information that supports a practitioner decision.
What is saved from the demo?
The reassessment tool is saved, along with intentional reusable baseline-setting configuration if applicable. Fictional reassessment content is not saved as real client data.