What is essential documentation usually completed after a session?

The correct answer emphasizes the typical documentation required for proper record-keeping after a session, which often includes incident reports, updates to digital systems, session notes, and family updates.

Incident reports are important for documenting any occurrences that may have affected the session or the client’s well-being. Digital system updates are crucial for maintaining ongoing records and ensuring that all team members have access to the latest information relevant to the client. Session notes provide a detailed account of what occurred during the session, helping to track progress and inform future strategies. Family updates serve to keep family members informed and involved, which is essential in ensuring continuity of care and fostering collaboration.

The other options, while they do contain relevant forms of documentation, tend to focus either on personal reflections or evaluations that may not be essential after every session. They may also include summaries or progress reports that, while important overall, do not capture the immediate and necessary documentation following a session as effectively as the correct answer does.