Which of the following is NOT a standard component of an MDC1 care plan?

• A. Goals, Interventions, Outcomes
• B. Scheduling of therapy sessions
• C. Coordination of care
• D. Client preferences

Answer: (B)

The question tests what elements make up a MDC1 care plan. A proper MDC1 care plan defines what the client aims to achieve (goals), the actions to take to reach those goals (interventions), and how success will be measured (outcomes). It also includes coordination of care so different providers and services work together, and it reflects the client's preferences to guide decisions. Scheduling of therapy sessions, while important for delivering services, is a logistical detail rather than a defining component of the care plan itself. It doesn’t specify goals, methods, or how progress is tracked, nor does it capture how care collaborators will coordinate. So scheduling is not considered a standard component of the MDC1 care plan.