Progress notes
PIRP Note
Problem-oriented format: names the presenting problem first, then intervention, response and plan.
Supports:IndividualCouplesFamily4 sections
What it is
PIRP leads with the problem the session focused on. It works well for problem-oriented treatment and for clients whose sessions shift focus week to week.
When to use it
- Problem-focused or brief therapy
- Clients presenting with a different concern each session
- Programs that organize records around a problem list
Sections
What Tidemend writes in each section. You can rename, reorder or adjust any of these in a custom template.
Problem
The presenting problem or symptom focus of this session.
Intervention
Interventions used to address the problem.
Response
Client response to interventions.
Plan
Next session date/frequency, homework or between-session tasks, referrals, and what will be addressed next time.
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