AI for Therapy Treatment Plans Quiz

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1. In the problem-goal-objective-intervention structure, what are the objectives?
   • The broad outcome the client wants
   • The diagnosis code
   • The therapist's treatment approach
   • The measurable steps toward a goal
2. Which rewrite of 'client will feel less anxious' matches the SMART example in the guide?
   • Client will work on anxiety
   • Client will reduce GAD-7 score from 15 to below 10 within 12 weeks, measured every two weeks
   • Client will feel much calmer soon
   • Therapist will provide CBT
3. What do insurers generally want a treatment plan to show?
   • Medical necessity: the services treat a diagnosed condition, progress can be measured, and session frequency is justified
   • That AI drafted the plan
   • That the client has only wellness goals
   • That the client may have unlimited sessions
4. Why can AI features that draft plans from past notes introduce errors?
   • They cannot read progress notes
   • They only use ICD-9 codes
   • They draw on whatever is in the record, so mistakes in notes carry forward
   • They delete older notes
5. According to the guide, what do auditors look for?
   • Consistency between the assessment, the plan, the progress notes and the services billed
   • The longest and most detailed objectives
   • A stamp showing AI was used
   • Handwritten signatures only
6. Which responsibility does the guide keep with the clinician rather than the AI?
   • Formatting objectives into a table
   • Checking for wording reviewers recognize
   • Choosing the diagnosis and setting realistic targets with the client
   • Suggesting SMART phrasing
7. What does the technical section say about baseline numbers?
   • Let the model estimate baselines from population norms
   • Never let the model make up baselines you did not provide
   • Baselines are optional for most insurers
   • Use the same baseline for every client
8. Why does the guide recommend adding the client's own words and values to AI drafts?
   • Insurers require direct quotes
   • AI cannot handle clinical terms
   • It makes the plan shorter
   • AI output tends toward generic, symptom-only goals, and setting goals together supports engagement