Person-Centered Care
Introduce yourself and explain what you are about to do
What is the proper way to approach a resident
Spiritual
Bible Study, Vespers, Devotions, Hymn Sings
Exercise groups are led daily.
True
What is Autonomy?
A person's ability to act on their own values and interests
Intellectual
Trivia, Lunch and Learns, Puzzles, Card Games, Book Club, History Lectures
Life Enrichment coordinators are the only staff members who can lead activities for the residents
False, any staff member can lead or help with activities
An approach that frames care through the eyes of the person receiving care. Choice and actions are based entirely on the unique needs, desires, and preferences of this person.
Person-Centered Care
Physical
Water Exercise, Group Exercise, Senior Fitness Tests, Walking/hiking, Eating Healthy
Resident documentation/charting is required for Life Enrichment
True, acitivity assessments is designed to assess residents' activity needs and interests.
The act of choosing, selection; the power; or right or liberty to choose.
Resident's Choice
Vocational
Volunteer Opportunities, Decorating, Sewing, Occupation Projects
Official Foothills Volunteers have to meet the same training requirements as staff
True
The standard of health, comfort, and happiness experienced by an individual or group
Quality of Life
Environmental
Gardening, Recycle Committee, Nature Walks, Composting
Residents are allowed to lead activities
True, we encourage resident-led programming.