Person-centered support planning resources for lead agencies
Supervisors, case managers and assessors can use the following resources to support development of person-centered practices. This guidance will help you develop support plans that meet Minnesota Department of Human Services person-centered requirements.
For more information and support, contact your Regional Resource Specialist or contact the DSD Response Center using the DSD contact form or phone at 651-431-4300 or 866-267-7655 (toll free).
Person-Centered, Informed Choice and Transition Protocol | Intended audienceSupervisors who may share the content with case managers/assessors/lead workers. DescriptionThe Person-Centered, Informed Choice and Transition Protocol, DHS-3825 (PDF) includes guidelines for support planners to use and apply person-centered practices as required by state and federal law. It includes:
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Comparison of planning approaches | Intended audienceCase managers, assessors and/or supervisors DescriptionThe comparison of planning approaches page contrasts service-focused planning and person-centered support planning. It includes examples of what is and isn’t person-centered support planning. |
Online module: Foundations for Person-Centered Support Planning | Intended audienceCase managers, assessors and/or supervisors DescriptionThe Foundations for Person-Centered Support Planning module is a 30-minute online training that introduces the concepts of person-centered practices. It:
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Tool to help introduce person centered principles to the people you serve | Intended audienceCase managers, assessors and/or supervisors DescriptionThe booklet What does person-centered mean for me?, DHS-6803 (PDF) is a tool for case managers to introduce person centered principles to the people they serve. The booklet includes a worksheet at the end to help a person prepare for his/her planning meeting. |
12 high-impact protocol items | Intended audienceCase managers, assessors and/or supervisors DescriptionThe 12 high-impact protocol items is a list of 12 foundational items from the Person-Centered, Informed Choice and Transition Protocol. These 12 items form the core of person-centered practices and planning. |
FAQ about person-centered support planning | Coming SoonIntended audienceCase managers, assessors and/or supervisors DescriptionThe frequently asked questions about person-centered support planning page answers common questions that lead agencies ask during trainings on person-centered support planning and DHS’ Lead Agency Review process. |
Online resources | Intended audienceCase managers, assessors and/or supervisors DescriptionThe person-centered online resources page list useful resources to build and maintain person-centered practices. |
Community-Based Services Manual (CBSM) person-centered practices page | Intended audienceCase managers, assessors and/or supervisors DescriptionThe CBSM – Person-centered practices page:
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Additional information | DHS constantly is developing more resources and tools to further person-centered practices. Check this page for future updates. |
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