ACT | Team Meeting Tools
Use the tools listed on this page in your Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team meetings. These tools are designed to help ACT teams
- Manage information about each person who receives ACT services
- Stay informed about each client's recovery goals and experiences in the last 24 hours and the next 24 hours
- Stay informed about each other's daily contact with clients
- Facilitate and coordinate the daily activities of team members as they collaborate with each other to support the recovery of people enrolled in ACT services
- Provide the best ACT services and clinical interventions possible
Download. Innovate. Share.
ACT teams are welcomed and encouraged to
- Download and use the tools below
- Customize them to meet your specific needs
- Share your innovations with us, so we can share them with others
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Learn about the Tools
Stay Organized
Know Each Client
Manage Team Meetings & Teamwork
- Client Monthly Schedule (white board/dry erase board)
( Lists of Client Activities )
Ohio Medicaid ACT Resources
Daily Team Meeting | How Does It Work?
The ACT daily team meeting has two basic components: format and pace. The meeting format is simple. It is a gathering of service
providers from multiple disciplines who are dedicated to team
cohesiveness, team collaboration, and the recovery of people with severe
mental illness. The team leader keeps the pace of the meeting by focusing on the roster (list) of names of people enrolled in ACT services. All team members discuss what
they know about each person's life experiences and recovery in the last
24 hours and the next 24 hours. The team leader keeps the discussion focused on the
24-hour cycle. This close look at yesterday and today is very important. It helps keep the pace of the meeting.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This resource was produced by our Center's Ohio Assertive Community
Treatment Coordinating Center of Excellence (ACT CCOE) initiative with
support from the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services
(OhioMHAS).
MORE INFORMATION
To learn more about Assertive
Community Treatment (ACT), the evidence-based practice, and our
consulting and training services for ACT implementation, visit the
"practices" section of our website (click here).
CITATION
Title: ACT | Team Meeting Tools
Author(s): Center for Evidence-Based Practices
Publication Year: 2016
Publisher City: Cleveland, Ohio
Publisher Name: Center for Evidence-Based Practices at Case Western Reserve University
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