Okla. Admin. Code § 340:75-7-303 - Enhanced foster care (EFC) initial consultation, Service and Support Plan (SSP), and ongoing treatment
(a)
Initial
consultation for services. The initial consultation is completed with
the treatment team within five-business days of determination the child meets
EFC criteria. The consultation clearly articulates the child's and family's
current needs and identification of services to meet those needs. The treatment
team includes:
(1) the child receiving EFC
services, when age appropriate;
(2)
resource parent(s);
(3) biological
parent(s) or guardian, when appropriate;
(4) child's assigned child welfare (CW)
specialist and his or her supervisor;
(5) resource specialist and his or her
supervisor;
(6) service
provider(s);
(7) regional EFC
program staff; and
(8) other
professionals providing support to the child or resource parent(s).
(b)
EFC SSP.
Thirty-calendar days after the initial consultation, a treatment team meeting
is held which includes individuals listed in (a)(1)-(8). EFC program staff
completes Form 04EF001E, Enhanced Foster Care Service amp; Support Plan during
the meeting with the treatment team. The EFC SSP outlines the child's and
family's individualized needs and the identified service array and supports.
(c)
EFC ongoing
treatment. A treatment team meeting (TTM) takes place 30-calendar days
after the initial consultation and every 60-calendar days from the last TTM.
The TTM informs the child's ongoing need and utilization of EFC services. EFC
program staff facilitates the meetings and complete Form 04EF004E, Enhanced
Foster Care Treatment Team Meeting Documentation. The TTM covers topics
regarding the child's progress on treatment goals and objectives, the family's
participation and engagement in EFC services, and any additional services or
supports needed.
(d)
EFC
ongoing approval. The regional EFC program staff approves EFC services
in six-month increments. Upon request from the child's assigned CW specialist
or resource specialist, the regional EFC program staff evaluates service
progress, resource family participation, and the child's current eligibility
for EFC services.
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