Crisis Prevention
Crisis De-Escalation
Pediatric Mental Health Disorders
Staff resiliency and well-being
Screening, Assessments, and Planning, Oh My!
100

This is the one of the places I may gather information from to prepare for an encounter with a patient?

What is the electronic health record (EHR)/EPIC?

100

These are tools that a child or adolescent already has or may learn during the hospitalization to regulate themselves when encountering tough emotions.

What are coping skills?

100

This brain-based disorder is typically characterized by a person with a wide spectrum of social or communication difficulties, may show restricted or repetitive behaviors or interests, and may or may not be accompanied with a learning or communication disability.

What is Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)?

100

This is unmanaged, chronic workplace stress leading to symptoms such as: 

Mental and physical exhaustion
Mental distance from the job
Cynicism about the job
Reduced efficacy in the workplace

What is burnout?

100

This screening is done on all patients 10+ who enter the EDTC and direct inpatient admissions.

What is Suicide Screening or ASQ?

200

These are types of sensory or environmental adaptations that can be made to support a patient

weighted blanket

limit noise/light

sensory distractions

visual barriers

less people in the room

200

Acknowledging a child's emotions and behaviors, saying things like "I see that this is making you upset", or "It's okay that your angry"

What is validation

200

This neurodevelopmental disorder may present as a child having trouble paying attention, controlling impulsive behavior, or be overly active

What is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)?

200

This is a combination of physical, emotional, and spiritual depletion associated with caring for patients in significant emotional pain and physical distress.

What is Compassion Fatigue?
200

This is responsible for more deaths among youths ages 10 to 24 years than any single major medical illness

Suicide

300

Providing these to a child or adolescent can assist in supporting some of their control back. Usually limited to 2 or 3.

Choices

300

In addition to the words that you say, its important to approach a patient using this in a nonthreatening way, relaxed, and matching your words and tone.

Nonverbal communication

300

You may suspect this disorder in children who experience nightmares or sleep problems, lack of positive emotions, sudden outbursts, easily startled, or easily triggered.

What is Post-Traumatic Stress disorder (PTSD)?

300

Performing this activity after a patient behavioral event can lead to improved communication, trust with peers, and planning for the future.

What is debriefing?

300

This screen is offered to all hospitalized patients over the age of 4 in the admission navigator to screen for mental and behavioral support needs

What is the Behavioral Risk Screen

400

A preferred activity or item paired with a nonpreferred activity is called:

Example: coloring, music, movie, snacks, etc

What is distraction or pairing?

400

This can be donned if a behavioral crisis is starting and you recognize safety may be compromised.

What is behavioral PPE? (arm guards, kevlar sleeves, etc)

400

This historical event exacerbated pediatric mental health conditions and crises significantly including anxiety, depression, stress, and loneliness. 

What is the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic?

400

When a patient behavioral event leads to a CW staff member bit, scratched, or hit, the injured staff reports in what platform

What is ReadySet (for staff safety) and Origami (for patient tracking)

400

Name any of the mental health screens available at CW (besides the ASQ)

CSSRS (Columbia Suicide Screen Rating

CRAFFT (for substance use)

PHQ-9 (Patient Health Questionnaire)

Vanderbilt (for ADHD)

Behavioral Risk Screen (aggression, elopement, and self-harm)

500

This describes setting aside your own reaction to nonjudgmentally see a child's world or situation through their eyes

What is Emphathy

500

This is who decides if a situation is safe/unsafe

You do. The person involved in the crisis. 

500

This type of therapy is recommended for children and adolescents dealing with Anxiety, suicidality, Depression, or struggle with managing emotions.

What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) or Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)?

500

Name one of the resources offered to staff at CW to support resiliency and your own mental health

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Clinical Incident Stress Management (CISM)

Employee Wellbeing Specialists 

Serenity Suites 

Joy Cart

500

This is where safety and behavioral planning documentation is located for all CW staff to see

Where is FYI, Care Coordination note, progress notes, or Nursing care plans 

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