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| Good Cause:
A valid reason why a plan participant failed to achieve the expected outcome of a plan item.
This entity is focused on the administration of a plan item within the Service Planning Administration component. Examples of good cause are Certified Illness, Jury Duty or Death of a Relative. A good cause is not mandated for plan items. Example A case worker creates a Return to Work service plan for participant Linda Smith as she has recently become unemployed. A Return to Work goal is selected for this service plan. A Find a Job sub-goal is added to the service plan. The Full-time Job Search plan item is added to the service plan to achieve the service plan goal. An expected outcome of Full-time Employment is selected for the Job Search plan item. Linda is unable to undertake the Full-time Job Search plan item as agreed due to an illness. The actual outcome of this plan item is set to Not Attained and a good cause of Certified Illness is selected for this plan item. The following has been set up in the Administration component to achieve this:
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| Location in Model: | Logical View::MetaModel::Curam::ServicePlans::Administration::GoodCause::Entity::GoodCause |
| Controlling File: | ServicePlans\model\Packages\Service Layer\Administration\GoodCause\Entity\Entity_cat.efx |
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