Presenting Problem Sample Clauses

Presenting Problem. The beneficiary’s chief complaint, history of the presenting problem(s), including current level of functioning, relevant family history and current family information;

Presenting Problem. What concerns you most about this individual (or yourself if you are the patient) ? When did you first notice this problem? How has this problem affected his/her/your function? At home: At school/work:

Presenting Problem. Xxxxxx (re-named for case study) was a 6-year-old girl who was taken into care after presenting with extreme sexualised and aggressive behaviour which school had found difficult to manage, resulting in her being excluded. Her behaviour raised concerns that she was a victim of sexual abuse and about the ability of her carers to keep her safe. Xxxxxx and her family were consequently referred for a multidisciplinary child care assessment as part of child care proceedings, to better understand Xxxxxx’s behaviour and needs. The assessment began three months into Xxxxxx’s xxxxxx care placement and two months into her new school placement. The questions used to guide the assessment from the solicitors’ letter of instruction are detailed in appendix A. My role was to assess the child whilst other team members assessed the adults. The assessment followed the five-stage process of ‘The Maudsley Model of Parenting Assessments’, outlined in appendix B.