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OCAN Consumer Self-Assessment Welcome to this opportunity to speak with your own voice This agency is using OCAN, which helps ensure that your views are a standard and formal part of your discussions with your health worker. It is comprised of two main parts: your consumer self-assessment and the staff worker assessment questions. We invite you to use this self-assessment to start the conversation with your worker. Your worker will then complete the staff part of OCAN. You have the option to participate in both parts, which will also provide a good place for you to begin your discussions with your worker. Why we would like you to take this opportunity: You won t have to answer more questions every time you deal with another agency because one common set of questions will eventually be used by all agencies. Agencies can work with you to better find the right help the first time because it asks a broad set of questions to cover all your needs. You can fully discuss your needs. The answers you give will help you and your worker decide what services you will receive, and how to prioritize your goals. You can record your comments in every section, as well as your hopes, dreams and goals so that you and your worker can develop a plan to help you get there. You decide how many of the questions you answer and the amount of time you need to complete it. You can decide whether or not you want some help, and choose this help from a number of options including your worker, family, friends, etc. You also have the option to answer some or all of the questions. How will my answers be used? Your answers to the questions in OCAN are intended to be used to help you get the support you need. This information may only be used and shared with other agencies if you say yes. You can say no to sharing information and you can change your mind later on. Saying no to sharing will not prevent you from receiving services and support. Information collected using the self-assessment represents your view of where you are today. Sharing that information can be an essential part of getting the services you need. You decide how and when your information is used and shared with others. How do I give my consent? The agency will provide a consent form with the OCAN assessment. The consent is the place for you to show you want to use OCAN and how you want your answers to be used. 2

Name: Date of Birth (YYYY-MM-DD): Start Date (YYYY-MM-DD): Completion Date (YYYY-MM-DD): INSTRUCTIONS: When you have completed this assessment, your worker will have a conversation with you about your needs. Please let your worker know if you have completed a Common Assessment in the last six months. Please read the pamphlet provided on how your information will be used. Please ask about any questions you don t understand. Please tick one box in each row (24 in total) using the following key: = this area is not a serious problem for me at all = this area is not a serious problem for me because of the help I am given = this area remains a serious problem for me despite any help I am given 1. Accommodation What kind of place do you live in? 2. Food Do you get enough to eat? 3. Looking After the Home Are you able to look after your home? 4. Self-Care Do you have problems keeping clean and tidy? 5. Daytime Activities How do you spend your day? 6. Physical Health How well do you feel physically? 3

= this area is not a serious problem for me at all = this area is not a serious problem for me because of the help I am given = this area remains a serious problem for me despite any help I am given 7. Psychotic Symptoms 8.. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Do you ever hear voices or have problems with your thoughts? Information on Condition and Treatment Have you been given clear information about your medication? Psychological Distress Have you recently felt very sad or low? Safety to Self Do you ever have thoughts of harming yourself? Safety to Others Do you think you could be a danger to other people s safety? Alcohol Does drinking cause you any problems? Drugs Do you take any drugs that aren t prescribed? Other Addictions Do you have any other addictions such as gambling? Company Are you happy with your social life? 4

= this area is not a serious problem for me at all = this area is not a serious problem for me because of the help I am given = this area remains a serious problem for me despite any help I am given 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Intimate Relationships Do you have a partner? Sexual Expression How is your sex life? Child Care Do you have any children under 18? Other Dependents Do you have any dependents other than children under 18, such as an elderly parent or beloved pet? Basic Education Any difficulty in reading, writing or understanding English? Telephone Do you know how to use a telephone? Transport How do you find using the bus, streetcar or train? Money How do you find budgeting your money? Benefits Are you getting all the money you are entitled to? 5

Please write a few sentences to answer the following questions: What are your hopes for the future? What do you think you need in order to get there? How do you view your mental health? Is spirituality an important part of your life? Is culture (heritage) an important part of your life?