Does the goal/outcome need to be changed?

Status Reports on Progress Toward GoalsImagine that you’ve been working with your client for six months. Together, you and your client decide it is time to assess the status of progress toward goals/outcomes. You and your client will use a Likert scale to assess progress or lack of it. Using a Likert scale will help you and your client to figure what, if anything, needs to change in the treatment plan to help him reach his goal/outcome. Periodic assessments of progress toward goal/come achievement increase the likelihood that clients reach their goals/outcomes and give you the opportunity to demonstrate your role in goal/outcome achievement.Create a draft progress report, using the form below.PROGRESS REPORTClient Name: Status of Progress Toward Goal (client and worker use a Likert scale to identify status of progress)•On a scale of one to 10, with 10 being goal/outcome achieved and 1 being no progress toward goal/outcome achievement, rate progress toward goal by bolding the number that represents the status of progress:1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 If the rating is below 10, what will it take to get the rating to a 10? Do any activities need to be added, deleted or changed to get the rating to a 10? •If yes, describe the activities and how they are intended to achieve the goal/outcome. •If the activities need to change, identify who is responsible for each activity.Does the goal/outcome need to be changed? If yes, describe. If the goal needs to change, describe why and what it will look like for the client when the new goal/outcome is reached. What will be different in the client’s life?If the goal needs to change, do the activities need to change? •If yes, describe the activities and how they are intended to achieve the goal/outcome. If the activities need to change, identify who is responsible for each activity.PS.My role is Nurse PractitionerPlease use my previous writer.Case Scenario One – Marv BrownHi. My name is Marvin Brown but most people call me Marv. I am glad that I found your agency. I’ve a lot going on in my life and I hope you can help. I am 24 years old and single. I was just discharged from the Army with an honorable discharge. I joined the Army to make money to finish college. I made it through two years of a four year program but I had to drop out because I ran out of money and, I didn’t want to rack up a lot of loan debt. To be honest, I didn’t know what I wanted to study. So, I joined the Army and was stationed to a combat unit in Afghanistan. I had some good experiences and some very bad ones. Sometimes, it’s like I am back in Afghanistan. I have nightmares that are so real I am afraid to go back to sleep. Sometimes, I combine prescription sleeping pills and my antidepressant with beer just to get a little sleep. I know it’s dangerous. Half the time, I feel out of it. I work at a convenience store but the boss told me today that I’ll be fired if I fall asleep on the job one more time. I can’t afford to stay in my apartment and I am afraid that I will be homeless. My parents say that I can live with them but I don’t want to be a burden. I want my own place.So, that’s it. I told you that I had a lot going on. I heard that you were a community-based, one-stop shopping kind of place. I know that I need help to get my life back on track. I really want to get stabilized so that I can start living again. I want to finish my education, too, and have a career. I just don’t know how and where to start.Additional Information:Mr. Brown’s date of birth is 3/29/1991. He lives on 50 Ten Broeck Rd. in Rensselaer NY 12144. His cell phone number is 518-452-9000. The last four digits of his social security number are 1234. He signed a form authorizing your agency to release information as needed. Agency staff explained the circumstances under which information can be released with consent. Staff also explained the circumstances under which information can be released without his consent.