To return to the top, click your cursor anywhere on this page and press the Home key on your keyboard. Brief Description
The Reassessment tool is used to reassess risk to children when a case remains open for services after completion of an Investigative Assessment. Reassessment of risk is to be completed at case closure, transfer, or every six months. The user selects the previous Investigative Assessment ID, and assesses the same referral(s), person(s) and allegations.
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1. Click 
button, select Worker. This Browse window will automatically display
your Worker ID. To look up another Worker ID, highlight the Worker ID,
type the Worker ID.
2. Click OK.
3. Click All Assessment Details from the Options list. Once your All Assessment Details for Worker ID list displays, click on the Investigative Assessment you wish to create a new Reassessment for.
1. Assessment ID: Number assigned by CAMIS automatically when saved.
2. Worker: Worker Name based on login ID.
3. Case ID: Case ID related to Investigative Assessment.
4. Selection Wizard: Boilerplate excludes Selection Wizard details.
5. Assessment Input Date: The actual date the Assessment has taken place.
6. Previous Assessment ID: Based on the previously completed Investigative or Reassessment ID.
1. Choose the Investigative Assessment IDs that you would like to include on this Reassessment by checking in the "Select" column. The Investigative Assessment ID that you check will appear in the Investigative Assessment ID number in the boilerplate. See upper right corner of boilerplate.
2. Click Cancel
or Finish.
1. The General Tab
displays Person and Referral information from the Selection Wizard. The Selection
Wizard information is based on the Investigative or Reassessment ID. This is
a display screen only, you can not make any changes from here. Notice the Investigative
Assessment ID (e.g. 2134) just above the Family Matrix tab.
PREVIOUS OVERALL LEVEL OF RISK TAB
1. The Previous Overall Level of Risk Tab displays information assessed on the Investigative Assessment ID (e.g. 2134). This may be helpful to see what was previously assessed as the Overall Level of Risk. This information is copied from the Current Risk tab in the Investigative assessment or from the Current Overall Level of Risk in the Reassessment, and cannot be modified in the Reassessment.
0 - No Risk
1 - Low Risk
2 - Moderately Low Risk
3 - Moderate Risk - Requires explanation
4 - Moderately High Risk- Requires explanation
5 - High Risk- Requires explanation
9 - Insufficient Information - Requires explanation
1. Child Characteristic 1 (Vulnerability/Self protective skills) KCF Practice Guide. The level of susceptibility to CA/N related injury, and/or emotional harm demonstrated by the child based on age, developmental delays, social maturity and past victimization. The child's ability to take action on their own is an important form of self protection.
2. Child Characteristic 2 (Special needs/Behavior problems) KCF Practice Guide. The specialized care required by a child to maintain life, health, safety and well being, including child's behavior which cause challenges for caretakers, schools, and helping professionals.
3. Select a Risk Level appropriate for each Child Characteristic.
0 - No Risk
1 - Low Risk
2 - Moderately Low Risk
3 - Moderate Risk
4 - Moderately High Risk
5 - High Risk
9 - Insufficient Information - requires an explanation.
1. Select a level of risk for each Caregiver Characteristic. To select a risk level, click in the Risk field, a drop down arrow will display.
2. These are the Caregiver Characteristics:
Characteristic 1: Substance Abuse
Characteristic 2: Mental-Emotional, Intellectual, or Physical Impairments
Characteristic 3: Parenting skills/Expectations of child
Characteristic 4: Empathy, Nurturing, and Bonding
Characteristic 5: History of violence by or between caregiver (towards peers and/or children)
Characteristic 6: Protection of child by non-abusive caregiver
Characteristic 7: Recognition of problem/Motivation to change
Characteristic 8: History of CA/N as a child
Characteristic 9: Level of cooperation with intervention
3. Click on drop down arrow, choose one of the Risk Levels below.
0 - No Risk
1 - Low Risk
2 - Moderately Low Risk
3 - Moderate Risk
4 - Moderately High Risk
5 - High Risk
9 - Insufficient Information - requires an explanation.
1. Family Matrix Characteristics:
2. Click the down
arrow for the Risk, select a risk for each Family Matrix Characteristic.
0 - No Risk
1 - Low Risk
2 - Moderately Low Risk
3 - Moderate Risk
4 - Moderately High Risk
5 - High Risk
9 - Insufficient Information - requires an explanation.
3. To continue to next the Family Matrix Characteristic, press the Tab key to move to the Risk level, press the Tab key to move to the Explanation field. Continue to press the Tab (on your keyboard) to move to next Characteristic, Risk and Explanation.
1. Type text to describe the child's ability to protect him/herself and the family's strengths.
CURRENT OVERALL LEVEL OF RISK TAB
1. Select one of the risk levels for the Current Assessment from the drop down Risk Level list. Text is required to complete this assessment.
0 - No Risk
1 - Low Risk
2 - Moderately Low Risk
3 - Moderate Risk
4 - Moderately High Risk
5 - High Risk
1. Recommended Disposition
a. Click End Service if any of the following Disposition Details apply:
i. If Juvenile Court involved
ii. Reassigned
iii. Transition and Safety Plan created
iv. Voluntary service planb. Click Continued Services if any of the following Disposition Details apply:
i. Unable to complete investigation; other (Explanation Required)
ii. Little to not risk, services not needed
iii. Services offered and refused or not completed; no basis for court action
iv. Services completed, risk reduced
v. Serviced completed, risk unchanged; no basis for court action
vi. Referred to ARS or community resource
vii. Services completed; court action dismissed
viii. Transfer to Tribal Authority
ix. Referred to Community Services
c. If Unable to Complete Investigative Explanation, type text to explain. You have a limited space for text, watch the colored text meter in the bottom left corner. It starts to turn yellow and then to red when it reaches the maximum number of lines. It will stop displaying the any additional text you type once it has reached the maximum number of lines.
1. Click Assessment Complete box located on the bottom, right, corner of the screen when all risk matrix questions are complete.
2. Once you check Assessment Complete and click Save, the Selection Wizard is ghosted.
3. All tabs must
have some information in order to check Assessment Complete.
2. Click Save
at
any time. Once you click Save, the CAMIS system will assign an Assessment
ID. Look at the first field in the Boilerplate, it will automatically assign
an ID. It is recommended that you click Save at the end of each Tab,
to record and save that information you've just entered.
1. If you know the Reassessment ID, click Open, type the Assessment ID number, click OK.
2. If you do not know the Reassessment ID, Browse Worker, select All Assessment Details, right click on the Reassessment ID number, select Open.
1. Click Browse, select Assessment. Type the Assessment ID number, click OK.
2. Click General Browse or Action Logs from the Options list. Currently Questionnaire Browse, Assessment Revision History and Safety Plan Browse Options are not applicable.
3. If you do not
know the Reassessment ID number. Click Browse, select Worker,
select All Assessment Details, scroll through the list of Assessments
ID numbers. Right click to open or browse that Assessment.
TOOLS - SETTINGS (APPLICATION SETTINGS)
These application settings allows you to customize the view so that CAMIS remembers that preference.
1. Click Tools, select Settings.
2. Click the + (plus sign) next to Modules, click Assessments.
A. Matrix Grouping, the assessment matrix questions can be grouped in two different ways:
i. Matrix questions can be organized By Characteristic, so that each risk question is asked and answered for each individual listed in the assessment. Select by clicking the radio button next to By Characteristic.
ii. Or the matrix questions can be organized By Person, so that all the matrix questions are asked and answered for one person at a time. Select by clicking the radio button next to By Person.
B. Override Wizard Filters
When Wizard Override is checked, the Assessments Wizard will show all available data (for application testing purposes).
C. Auto Size Grid Row HeightWhen Auto-sizing is turned on the data entry grids for the Risk Matrix will automatically expand when entering text. If not the grid will rows will stay the same height. Check the box if you want automatic expanding text boxes.
3. Click Apply or OK to continue or Cancel to cancel making any application settings.
1. To print while
in Browse, click the Print 
icon.
You can select Screen Print - which will print what you see on your screen.
Your other drop down Print option is based on which hyperlink you have selected.
In this example, General Browse for Reassessment Assessment ID: (e.g.
1504) is selected.
2. If you select General Browse, your two options for Print would be Screen Print and General Browse for Assessment ID: (e.g. 4425)
3. The Options list contains the following;
A. General Browse for Reassessment Assessment ID: (e.g. 4425)
B. Questionnaire Browse (Not currently applicable)
C. Assessment Revision History (Not currently applicable)
D. Safety Plan Browse
E. Action Logs
4. If you have the Reassessment open, your Print options are different. Click the Print icon. You can select Screen Print - which will print what you see on your screen or you can select Reassessment. If you select Reassessment, this will generate a general browse report of the Reassessment information.
5. Click this hyperlink for a blank Reassessment Assessment Form.
6. Once you have opened up this form in MS Word, click File, click Save As, save this to a location on your hard drive.
