2012 Documenting APS Reports | APS-5500-MANUAL
Georgia Division of Aging Services |
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Chapter: |
2000 APS Reports and Opening Cases |
Effective Date: |
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Section Title: |
Documenting APS Reports |
Reviewed or Updated in: |
MT 2019-04 |
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Section Number: |
2012 |
Previous Update: |
Summary Statement
Documentation of new reports and reports on active clients will be in the DAS Data System.
Basic Considerations
APS Central Intake (CI) Specialists must document all Adult Protective Services (APS) reports, telephone interventions, and referrals to other resources, agencies and/or emergency responders in the DAS Data System.
Procedures
New Reports
New reports shall be documented and sent to the APS Supervisor within 1 business day of receipt of an accepted report.
Central Intake will:
Step 1 |
Complete the APS Intake screen (confirm/update any information provided in previous agency contact); |
Step 2 |
Enter the allegation narrative in the “Incident Details” section of the APS Intake screen. Staff should also include:
Assign an auto generated individual DAS Data System identification number (refer to requirements for multiple vulnerable adults in a household Aging Services APS MAN 5500, section 2006). |
Step 3 |
For more information on entering a report in DAS Data System see Aging Services Administrative MAN 5600, Appendix C |
Step 4 |
Send notice of the report to the APS Regional Supervisor.
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Reports on Existing Clients
Reports concerning active APS clients shall be:
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Recorded in the DAS Data System as “additional comments” of the most recent accepted report;
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Have the new reporter’s name and contact information documented in “Participants”; and
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An email will be sent to the Regional Supervisor and case manager assigned to the case within one business day of receipt of the report, informing them of the new report.