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| Factor Delivery
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The addition of a factor to a case or outcome plan.
A factor can be added to an outcome plan in three ways: by running an assessment, by adding a factor which has been configured in the administration application or by the addition of a user defined factor. Example James Smith, Linda Smith and their child Robert must be assessed to identify the family's strengths and needs in an effort to help build an effective outcome plan. The Family Strengths and Needs Assessment (FSN) Assessment is run from the family's outcome plan by a case worker. Linda is selected as Roberts primary caregiver, James is his secondary caregiver and Robert is selected as the focus child. The FSN contains nine factors which are used to assess the family's functioning and a result is produced for each factor. This FSN assessment can be reassessed to assess the family's progress over time. This entity stores a record for each of the nine factors which have been used to assess the family. Technical Notes A factor delivery has a relatedID and type which allow it to be related to any parent record, and a concernRoleID which should be populated with the concernRole this FactorDelivery is added for. |
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| Location in Model: | Logical View::MetaModel::Curam::AssessmentPlanning::Delivery::Entity::FactorDelivery::FactorDelivery |
| Controlling File: | AssessmentPlanning\model\Packages\Delivery\Entity\FactorDelivery_cat.efx |
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