Description Look at the PowerPoint that was uploaded and follow the direction o …

Description Look at the PowerPoint that was uploaded and follow the direction of the other uploaded documents to complete assignment. The Power Point case study is the client Various Social Work documentation styles are used to capture client-social work interactions such as SOAP notes, DAP notes, and BIRP notes. Upload three Progress Note documentation styles below (1 SOAP, 1 DAP, and 1 BIRP note to complete the progress note assignment of an interaction you have had with a current client from your field placement. The notes should be completed in one Word document and submission with the heading above it indicating the Note style. The BIRP note checklist should be used to evaluate if you have captured all required components of the note but the BIRP note itself should be written in the same heading and format style as a DAP note as indicated by the headings below, DO NOT SUBMIT THE BIRP NOTE CHECKLIST as the Note. SOAP notes Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan (S.O.A.P.): Subjective- document the client’s own observations. Objective- what does provider perceive? Assessment- write about client progress Plan- document changes, additions, and revisions to care plan BIRP notes Behavior, Intervention, Response, Plan (B.I.R.P): B-Behavior includes Social work Observation and client statements I-Intervention social worker used to address goals, objectives, observations, and clients statements. R-Response of client to intervention, Treatment plan goals and objectives P-Plan that documents next steps for client. DAP notes Description/Data, Assessment, Plan (D.A.P): D – Data – a factual description of the session. It generally comprises 2/3 of the body of the note and includes information about the general content and process of the session. A – Assessment – an evaluation by the therapist of current status and progress toward meeting treatment goals. P – Plan – Statements about what will happen next.