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Among the applications we have recently released in beta (due for production release in mid January) is the Individual Care Plan module. This is one of the applications we have developed to meet our CCHIT goals – we plan on being fully CCHIT compliant by mid 2012.

As the name suggests the module is designed to more efficiently document and manage individualized care plans by tracking problems, goals, and approaches to meet those goals. Notable application features include –

• The ability to add review comments and team meeting notes
• Ability to discontinue care plans once goals are achieved
• Ability to create and publish Care Plan Templates for approval and save the templates in a Global Template Library
• Notifications for Care Plan Template authors when care plan templates are published

For further details please see our user guides on Individual Care Plans. Please note that these are currently in progress and are subject to change.

You can also try the beta application which is currently available online. While you are doing that, please send us your feedback so that we can further improve these for you.

Therap is buzzing at the moment with excitement and action as we prepare for the coming year and the release of Therap version 2012.0.

Resources

To learn more of what to expect this January, here are a few resources, including a Beta Testing site, where you can try out the modules and features, and send us feedback:

• Release Notes
• User Guides (In progress)
• Try out the Beta

Webinars

Justin had held two webinars where he went through the upcoming features. You could view a recorded webinar from the 15th if you’ve missed them:

(View on YouTube)

As the number of agencies using Therap expand, we are learning more and more about developmental disabilities services industry and improving our system in order to provide an efficient documentation solution, that complies with industry standards such as CCHIT and HIPAA. We hope you find the upgrades helpful and look forward to your feedback.

Therap’s conference focused on CCHIT and the meaningful use of EHR, is taking place within a week – from next Tuesday, December 6, in Kissimmee, Florida.

In addition to national issues such as CCHIT and Electronic Health Records (EHR), the conference will include regular training intensive sessions on Therap’s health tracking records (appointments, seizures, lab tests, vital signs, medication histories, etc.), electronic Medication Administration Records (eMAR), Individual Service Plans (ISP), incident reports and secure messaging.

Therap’s regional conference in San Diego, California is also taking place next week, from Wednesday, December 7. The event will include beginner, intermediate and advanced level training sessions on Therap’s web-based documentation and reporting solutions for the developmental disabilities community.

More information regarding these events can be found on our website.

The regional conference in San Diego, California is taking place in three weeks, from December 7-8, 2011. This means that there’s less than one week left for early bird registration, which will be closing next Wednesday, November 23. Registering before that will get you a discount on fees.

Conference highlights will include:

• Hands-on training on different Therap modules including Individual Services Plans, Health Tracking and communication logs (T-Logs)
• Sessions on Therap Electronic Medication Administration Records (MAR)
• Risk assessment using Therap’s Individual Plan of Protective Oversight and Safeguards (IPOP)
• Therap Training Management System (TMS)

As always this will be an opportunity for prospective users to learn more about Therap’s web-based products and services for the developmental disabilities community.

This is also the last week for early bird registration to the regional conference in Kissimmee, Florida taking place from December 6-7 this year. In addition to usual training intensive sessions, the conference will include a number of sessions on nationally significant topics such as CCHIT and the meaningful use of Electronic Health Records (EHR).