August 9, 2016
Telling the Person's Story: A Review of the PASRR Assessor's Role
The August 2016 PASRR webinar "Telling the Person's Story: A Review of the PASRR Assessor's Role" occurred on Tuesday, August 9th, at 1 PM EST (10 AM PST).
The webinar was presented by Trina K. Moss, MSW of Ascend Management Innovations.
A PDF copy of the slides is available at the bottom of this page. Synopsis of the Topic:
This presentation will offer an introspective on PASRR assessments and ways an independent contractor can achieve a quality assessment for the person and other stakeholders. The discussion will examine the importance of framing the story in a way that will promote optimal quality of life for the person with mental and/or intellectual/developmental disabilities. The PASRR assessor’s role is critical to this process and should reflect who the person is, what he likes or dislikes, what makes her happy or sad, what the person wants for his or her life, where she wants to live, and much more.
Speaker:
Trina K. Moss holds a Master of Social Work (MSW) and is a seasoned professional with more than 35 years delivering organizational effectiveness and learning initiatives across nonprofit and corporate organizations. Prior to joining Ascend Management Innovations, Ms. Moss worked as an independent contractor conducting PASRR assessments for the state of Tennessee and as a clinical social worker for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She has demonstrated strong performance in training adult audiences, community organization, networking, and resource development. Ms. Moss has developed and directed administrative and operational processes, assessed organizational gaps, and implemented training solutions. She is a licensed clinical social worker and alumnus of the University of Alabama and Tuskegee University.
Acknowledgment of Commercial Support
There was no commercial support received for this CME activity.
Bibliographic Sources: Please see presentation slides
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