How Concurrent Documentation Works Concurrent documentation is a note-taking approach that involves multiple individuals documenting in real time during a session or meeting.

Collaborative Documentationsometimes referred to as Concurrent Documentation, is a process in which clinicians and clients collaborate in the documentation of the Assessment, Service Planning, and …

Each panelist shared their experiences on how the concurrent documentation process had worked for them, the barriers they met/overcame, and they gave tips about how other clinicians could implement …

Is concurrent documentation (therapy + documentation completed in a session as a clinical intervention) considered documentation time or service time? If documentation is occurring concurrently with …

Feb 4, 2019 · What is Collaborative Documentation? Collaborative documentation is a practice where clinician and patient document together, during the session.

Collaborative documentation (CD) is a behavioral health practice involving shared writing of clinic visit notes by providers and consumers. Despite widespread dissemination of CD, research on its …

Collaborative documentation is a model for concurrently documenting content and process while providing behavioral health services. It incorporates the goal of a strong therapeutic alliance with the …

Jun 5, 2019 · Collaborative Documentation is a process in which practitioners (including social workers, psychologists, and case managers) and clients work together to document assessments, treatment …

Concurrent Documentation, sometimes referred to as Collaborative Documentation, is a process in which clinicians and clients collaborate in the documentation of Progress Notes, the Assessment, …

Concurrent Documentation refers to the practice of recording a patient's information, treatment, and progress in real time during a therapy session or immediately afterward.