Wash. Admin. Code § 296-19A-118 - How often must written progress reports be submitted when plan implementation and monitoring services are provided for state fund claims?
(1) The vocational
rehabilitation provider must submit a written progress report to the department
every thirty calendar days from the date of the electronic referral or upon
request of the department.
(2) All
progress reports must summarize progress during the most recent reporting
period and must include the following:
(a) A
review of the worker's compliance with the accountability agreement and
vocational rehabilitation plan, including any issues involving attendance,
grades and progression;
(b) A list
of the dates the vocational rehabilitation provider contacted the worker and
training site;
(c) A description of
the work-related skills the worker has acquired so far and a comparison with
the vocational rehabilitation plan;
(d) A summary of all actions taken in the
past thirty days, including progress on previously recommended
actions;
(e) Identification and
analysis of any barriers preventing completion of the plan and actions taken by
the vocational rehabilitation provider to address those barriers; and
(f) A statement of whether the worker is
progressing as expected and will complete the plan by the target end
date.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 51.04.020, 51.04.030, 51.32.095, 51.32.099 and 51.32.0991 (2007 c 72). 08-06-058, § 296-19A-118, filed 2/29/08, effective 3/31/08.
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