Definition:
A set of values that indicates the reason why the gambling data form was not completed for a client receiving treatment for problem gambling.
Guide for Use:
The reason only becomes required at the time of the admission's discharge and when the form is not completed at the agency providing problem gambling treatment. It is the responsibility of the agency staff to provide this information. For example, the client identified that they had a gambling problem as well as a substance abuse problem. The client received substance abuse treatment services but declined problem gambling treatment services - select Client declined treatment.
Format:
| Permissible Values |
|---|
| Client declined treatment |
| Client dropped out / withdrew |
| Client refused |
| Clinically inappropriate |
| Deceased |
| Form filled out incorrectly by client |
| Literacy issue / language barrier |
Context:
Used to establish compliance with funding requirements. Assists in understanding the unique and potentially complex needs and service demands of clients admitted to substance abuse and problem gambling services. Used to develop client typologies/profiles for service planning and delivery.
