Recurrence of Use: Assessment #3

Recurrence of Use in Recovery Housing > Recurrence of Use: Assessment #3
NARR standards require that residents who experience a recurrence of use be asked to leave or evicted from the property.(Required)
NARR quality standards do require that the incident be recorded and addressed immediately.(Required)
When a resident moves into a recovery home, it is a best practice is to work with them individually on a plan for what will happen should the resident experience a recurrence of use.(Required)
A recovery home should have an emergency response plan to address a potential overdose, including that Naloxone needs to be available in an accessible location and that all residents, staff and others should be offered training in how to administer Naloxone.(Required)
If a resident is determined to be able to remain in housing, the home should work with the resident to reevaluate their recurrence of use prevention plan, adjust any goals and increase any supports.(Required)
If a resident is unable or no longer wishes to live in recovery housing, the resident must be provided with a referral to treatment, recovery supports or another housing option, and these referrals must be appropriately documented.(Required)
A recovery home can increase awareness by doing which of the following?(Required)

Course Syllabus

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Recurrence of Use: Journal Exercise
Recurrence of Use: What is Recurrence of Use?
Recurrence of Use: Prevention Strategies
Recurrence of Use: Help Residents Develop Prosocial Relationships
Recurrence of Use: Assessment #1
Recurrence of Use: Develop Positive Relationships with Staff
Recurrence of Use: NARR Standards
Recurrence of Use: Individualized Plans
Recurrence of Use: Resident with Children
Recurrence of Use: Emergency Response Plan
Recurrence of Use: Assessment #2
Recurrence of Use: Addressing the Resident
Recurrence of Use: Keeping Other Residents Safe
Recurrence of Use: Physical Safety
Recurrence of Use: Increase Awareness
Recurrence of Use: Additional Learning
Recurrence of Use: Assessment #3
Recurrence of Use: NEXT STEPS