Healthcare Settings
Healthcare setting for those who will die in 6 months or less
What is hospice care?
A method or way of doing something.
What is procedure?
Member of the care team that can diagnose diseases and prescribe treatment.
What is a physician (MD)?
Most residents with chronic conditions are in this type setting.
What is long-term care?
Type of care that involves taking into account the person's trauma and experiences.
What is trauma-informed care?
Licensed professionals who assign jobs to the CNA.
Who are nurses and physical therapists?
Medicare will only pay for this of care.
What is medically necessary?
Threatening to harm a resident is what type of abuse
What is psychological?
The care team revolves who in regards to condition, treatment and progress.
Who is the resident?
This was created to help keep health information private and secure
What is Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?
Minimum standards are set for CNA training by.....
What is Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA)?
Using this helps protect the CNA and their employers from liability.
What is chain of command?
This type of information can be shared to those who need the information for care or processing records.
What is protected health information (PHI)?
OBRA requires at least 12 hours for CNA's every year for.......
What is in-service education?
Residents get assistance and support from these individuals in the facilities. They are assigned by law to be a legal advocate.
What is an Ombudsmen?