Which task might a PC/QDDP typically complete before a planning meeting?

A PC/QDDP (Person-Centered Qualified Developmental Disabilities Professional) typically meets with the individual to prepare before a planning meeting to ensure that the individual's voice and preferences are central to the planning process. This preparation involves discussing the individual's goals, preferences, and any concerns they may have, thereby creating a foundation for a collaborative and person-centered approach during the meeting. This step is critical in facilitating an environment in which the individual's needs and desires are prioritized, ultimately leading to more effective planning outcomes.

The tasks of drafting legal documents, creating final reports, or contacting external agencies may be important aspects of the planning process, but they do not emphasize the individual’s perspective or needs as much as preparing directly with the individual does. Engaging the individual ahead of time allows for a more inclusive approach where they can advocate for themselves, ensuring their unique circumstances and aspirations are adequately represented in the planning meeting.