Nursing
This is required prior to the start of every hospice patient's third benefit period.
What is face to face
• Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNF) • Assisted Living • Group Home • Memory Care • *Private home
Places someone can receive hospice care
Bed bath with hair, oral, nail, and skin care.
What is an HHA care plan intervention?
This is the 13 month program that includes phone calls and grief support mailings for caregivers
What is Brighton Bereavement program
Integrity, Compassion, Collaboration, Excellence, Loyalty
What are the 5 Brighton Values
The acronym FAST stand for and used for
What is Functional Assessment Staging Tool and Alzheimer’s Dementia
Routine, General Inpatient Care, Continuous Care, Respite Care
What are the 4 levels of Care
This is the tool that CNA's use to communicate with families after visits.
What is the Communication Book?
5% of all patient care
What is the amount of care required to be provided by volunteers
Medicare, Medicaid, VA, Private Insurance
Who pays for Hospice?
Who developed the first nursing assistant program
Who is the Red Cross during WWI
This is the Brighton discipline that senses the importance of connection and meaning.
What is spiritual care
Daily Double
The year Oregon POLST introduced
What is 1991
Daily Double
4 of the 8 items which require an infection report.
What are: UTI, respiratory, wounds, yeast, fungal, cellulitis, eye, and COVID
Physicians Orders for Life-Staining Treatment
What is a POLST
Fun Fact- Oregon POLST stands for Portable Orders for Life-Staining Treatment
Daily Double
Provides distraction (even from pain)
Calms & relaxes
Increases movement in those with limited mobility
Increases communication & emotional expression
What is music therapy
This device helps reduce the risk of adduction or internal rotation contracture while limiting forward sliding in the wheelchair
What is a Pommel Cushion?
What is the maximum length of stay for Respite Care in each Benefit Period?
What is 5 consecutive days
This is the acronym for the agency that accredited us.
What is CHAP?