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Referral for assessment means a process whereby an intervenor or designated person who has reason to believe that a licensee or registrant is impaired directs that individual to be examined for diagnosis and treatment.

Providing Effective Referrals Training Guide Identify referral needs. Speak directly to the referral provider (as appropriate) Provide a verbal and/or written handoff (with the person's consent) Manage difficult situations. Follow up with the client about the referral.

The referral process makes sure that the people who can benefit from the service the most are the ones who have priority in accessing it. It also means a service can have some information about you before they start working with you, meaning you can get to the important stuff faster.

Referral is the process by which a worker connects a client to a service/person/group that can meet the clients support needs for a particular area of concern or support for the client. Referrals can be made by phoning the service you are referring the client too, sending a fax or email.

What is an inter-agency referral? A referral is the process of directing a client to another service provider because s/he requires help that is beyond the expertise or scope of work of the current service provider.

Referrals should meet the client needs identified and prioritized by the physician and other service providers during the intake and needs assessment process and integrated into the clinical treatment plan and care plan development processes.