What must the referral report print-out include after a client's assessment?

The referral report print-out after a client's assessment must include comments by the assessor explaining the referral decision because it provides critical context for understanding the rationale behind the recommendations made. This commentary helps ensure that the referral is based on a thorough evaluation of the client's needs, history, and assessment outcomes.

Including these comments adds transparency to the assessment process, allowing other professionals or entities involved in the client's care to understand the specific factors that influenced the referral decision. It also aids in continuity of care, as subsequent professionals can better cater their approach based on the assessor's insights.

While details about the client's personal history, financial information, and assessment duration may be relevant in certain circumstances, the primary focus of the referral report is to convey the assessor's professional judgment regarding next steps, thereby emphasizing the importance of the comments in establishing a clear and supportive pathway for the client's treatment.