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This page provides the user with an overview on the registration of HCP Client Leave periods.

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Introduction

The Brevity HCP module is supported by a client leave period module, which allows the organisation to register temporary periods of leave for their package managed clients. The temporary periods of leave, subject to duration and whether total number of days in the current financial year has exceeded 28 days that are recorded within Brevity can impact the amount of government subsidy received or the amount that the client is required to pay.

For additional information on temporary leave periods refer to https://www.health.gov.au/our-work/home-care-packages-program/managing/temporary-leave .

Approved client leave periods will be reflected on the schedule board. The organisation must ensure that when approving client leave periods that any services that are scheduled during the leave period are cancelled.

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This feature will be configured within the HCP Client profile. If it isn’t you will need to reach out to the support team at support@brevity.com.au and request that this feature be configured for you. The Client Leave Period module allows the organisation to register

Navigating the Leave Period form

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  1. Name: Description of the Leave Period form.

  2. ClientID: The particulars of the client to which the Leave Period record relates.

  3. Leave From: The commence date of the Leave Period.

  4. Leave To: The cessation date of the Leave Period.

  5. Leave Reasons: The reason as provided by the client as for the purpose of their leave period, options include social, hospital and respite.

  6. Leave Description: A narrative as to the reason for the client’s period of temporary leave.

  7. Status: Approval status by the organisation for the client's period of temporary leave, options include awaiting approval, approved and rejected.

  8. Internal Comments: A narrative as to the reasons for the organisation’s approval of the client's period of temporary leave

Registering a Client Leave Period

To register a temporary period of leave for a client observe the following steps:

  1. Access the applicable client record through the client list.

  2. Use the navigation breadcrumbs or move the page slider bar to that area of the client profile where the MAC Client Leave Period record grid is located.

  3. Located to the top right of the MAC Client Leave Period record grid click the (plus) icon to open a blank Leave Periods Record page.

  4. Within the Name field input a brief description of the leave record, for example Leave Period + the period of leave.

  5. Within the Leave From field input or set through the calendar picker the commencement date of the leave period.

  6. Within the Leave To From field input or set through the calendar picker the cessation date of the leave period.commencement date of the leave period.

  7. Within the Leave Reason field select the applicable reason as given by the client for their period of leave from the reference set.

  8. Within the Leave Description field input a comment as to the specifics of the leave period.

  9. Within the Status field select the applicable status from the reference set that will be set against the clients leave period.

  10. Within the internal comments input a notation, if applicable that supports the approval status.

  11. Click the SAVE button to create the record.

    Please observe that the approved client leave will be reflected on the schedule board. Ensure that any scheduled services have been cancelled that occur during the clients period of leave.

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