What must written and oral reports in case consultations focus on?

Written and oral reports in case consultations must focus on data that is relevant to the specific purposes of the consultation. This means that any information shared should directly pertain to the issues being discussed and the goals of the consultation, ensuring that the insights provided are both constructive and applicable to the case at hand. By concentrating on pertinent data, the consultation can maintain its effectiveness, ultimately benefiting the client’s situation.

While a comprehensive understanding of a client's life may be important in some contexts, it is not always necessary to delve into every aspect during a consultation. Likewise, discussing data unrelated to the consultation would detract from the focus and efficiency of the discussion, and general observations, while perhaps valuable, do not adequately address the specific concerns that the consultation seeks to resolve.