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Animated Tutorials |
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A Complete list of
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Quick Guides |
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Putting the P in DSP |
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Therap is sponsoring a conference for Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) in February, 2007.
The primary goals of the conference are to build the skills of DSPs and to improve Therap applications
and support.
February 7th-9th, 2007 The Crowne Plaza Hotel,
Southbury CT.
Please contact Therap for more information.
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Looking Forward to Therap 7.0
Application and service development at Therap is a continuous process.
Therap Services is soon going to release its 7.0 version. The major
release is going to feature a number of new application modules as well
as enhanced versions of existing applications. The additions made in
7.0 will include–
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ISP, ISP Program, ISP Template Library
In addition to the previously supported scoring methods (level of
independence, completion, yes/no etc.), ISP users will have the option
to define new scoring methods as they are needed. The application takes
a wizard type approach in taking the users through the steps of
choosing method names, number of fields and other attributes. The
reporting options are now much more powerful. Users will now be able to
produce clinician and programmatic reports on more than one service
plan made for an individual and save them for later use. Users will be
able to get these reports in pdf and Excel format. Also. users will now
have the option to create templates for frequently used program/service
plans in a library which can later be used for similar programs.
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Supported Employment Wage and Piece Rate Tracking
This new module is going to help provider agencies that directly employ
people with Developmental Disabilities at special rates, (for example,
in sheltered workshops or supported employment programs) with job
placement, wage determination, pay calculation and other employment
related functions. Other features of the application will include the
option to periodically redo prevailing wage surveys and assessments of
individuals’ productivity.
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Attendance Tracking
Attendance module will be used for easy day to day data collection for
the billing module as well as for recording daily attendance of
individuals in their corresponding programs.
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Staff Scheduling
The Staff Scheduling module will allow providers to plan and track work
hours of employees by setting up weekly and monthly schedules.
Providers will be able to define one or more master or default
schedules for each program and then use them as templates to easily set
up the actual weekly or monthly schedules.
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T-Notes
This feature adds the capability to attach “sticky notes” on certain
Therap application forms. The option works exactly like its real life
counterparts in that they can be put up and removed easily from forms
by any user at any time. Currently this feature will be integrated only
with the IDF, IP and GER modules. GER Approvers will be able to use
them when they send back reports to the Submitters for rework. The
option will eventually be extended to all Therap modules.
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Enhancement to Therap Calendar
In 7.0, the Therap Calendar will support the entry of recurring events
such as daily, monthly and weekly activities; users will not need to
make separate entries for each occurrence of the event. Also, the
application is going to support a printable PDF version in 7.0 which
the users will be able to view and print as needed.
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Printable Billing Form for CT
The 7.0 version of Billing Support is going to support a printable
(PDF) version of billing data claim form used by Fiscal Intermediaries
for the State of Connecticut.
The Beta version of 7.0 has already been released for you to try out
the new and enhanced applications. You can access this version from
www.therapservices.net using your existing login info. The beta version
uses a copy of the database for testing only; any changes you make here
will not affect your actual data in the Therap system.
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