QMHA STUDY GUIDE
If a QMHA reports they met with a client, when in fact, they did not, and the program
bills for that meeting, that is typically considered Medicaid fraud. If a QMHA reports
meeting with a client for an hour, when they only met with the client for 7 minutes, that is
typically considered: - answer Medicaid Fraud.
Which of the following is a violation of the MHACBO Code of Conduct - answera.
Engaging in an intimate/sexual relationship with a client at your agency who is on your
caseload to whom you are providing direct services. b. Engaging in an intimate/sexual
relationship with a client at your agency who is NOT on your direct caseload, to whom
you have NOT provided any direct services. c. All of the above. (C)
The primary difference between Casemanagement and Care Coordination is: -
answerCasemanagement provides referrals, linkages and follow-up with clients and
other resources, while Care Coordination facilitates communication between various
providers involved in the client's care.
An example of active listening is: - answerParaphrasing what you heard, repeating it
back to the client, to ensure that you accurately understand what the client is attempting
to convey
When should a QMHA consider the application of CFR 42 part 2 rules? - answerIf the
client is also receiving substance use disorder services at your agency.
One of the easiest ways to implement a strength-based approach with clients is to: -
answerAsk clients about their prior success and how they achieved them
Which of the following is the BEST example of an open-ended question: - answerCan
you tell me how you've been doing over the past week?
Which of the following is within the QMHA scope of practice? - answerInterviewing
clients and family members, collecting data, to be used in the formulation of a QMHP
diagnostic assessment
Trauma informed care means: - answerBeing mindful of agency and service procedures
that may re-traumatize clients as a result of their traumatic histories.
Informed consent is: - answerExplaining the nature of services before the client agrees
to participate.
If a QMHA reports they met with a client, when in fact, they did not, and the program
bills for that meeting, that is typically considered Medicaid fraud. If a QMHA reports
meeting with a client for an hour, when they only met with the client for 7 minutes, that is
typically considered: - answer Medicaid Fraud.
Which of the following is a violation of the MHACBO Code of Conduct - answera.
Engaging in an intimate/sexual relationship with a client at your agency who is on your
caseload to whom you are providing direct services. b. Engaging in an intimate/sexual
relationship with a client at your agency who is NOT on your direct caseload, to whom
you have NOT provided any direct services. c. All of the above. (C)
The primary difference between Casemanagement and Care Coordination is: -
answerCasemanagement provides referrals, linkages and follow-up with clients and
other resources, while Care Coordination facilitates communication between various
providers involved in the client's care.
An example of active listening is: - answerParaphrasing what you heard, repeating it
back to the client, to ensure that you accurately understand what the client is attempting
to convey
When should a QMHA consider the application of CFR 42 part 2 rules? - answerIf the
client is also receiving substance use disorder services at your agency.
One of the easiest ways to implement a strength-based approach with clients is to: -
answerAsk clients about their prior success and how they achieved them
Which of the following is the BEST example of an open-ended question: - answerCan
you tell me how you've been doing over the past week?
Which of the following is within the QMHA scope of practice? - answerInterviewing
clients and family members, collecting data, to be used in the formulation of a QMHP
diagnostic assessment
Trauma informed care means: - answerBeing mindful of agency and service procedures
that may re-traumatize clients as a result of their traumatic histories.
Informed consent is: - answerExplaining the nature of services before the client agrees
to participate.
