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Addresses
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Client Site Risk Assessment +
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100

The various types of names that can be documented in Paris?

Legal name

Preferred name

Maiden name

Alias

100

Permanent

Temporary

Mailing

What types of addresses can be entered in Paris?

100

Using the Address Lookup

What is the most accurate way to enter an address in Paris?

100

The purpose of the CSRA.

What is identifying potential safety risks to clients and staff during home visits?

100

Name this abbreviation you should never use: NFA

What is "No Fixed Address"?

200

Editing a client's legal name in Paris can be done for this reason ONLY.  

What is if the legal name was spelled and saved incorrectly?


It must be done from Central Index, under the Person Details section "Correction to Registered Name".

200

Permanent Address

What address type MUST be entered in Paris?

200

When entering addresses, it's important to indicate this so Home Health staff know where to locate the client.

What is "Current Address"?

200

Name 2 reasons the CSRA MUST be completed on all clients.

What is to adhere to the Working Alone Program and WorkSafe BC regulations?

200
Where you will see if the client has an alert on their file.

What is the Person Banner?

300

When it's appropriate to change a legal name in Paris.

What is when there is a legal name change (marriage, divorce, etc.)


It must be done in Central Index, Person Details, Correction to registered name.

300

This address type is used when you do not have an address for the client.

What is "unknown address"?

300

Where & how you enter the suite/unit number in the address field.

What is on the first line, before the building number, with a hyphen?

300

Violence/Social

Occupational Health

Environmental

Musculoskeletal

Other Identified Risks

What are the risk categories in the Client Site Risk Assessment?

300

An exclamation mark is visible in the person banner.

What is an ALERT?
400

This allows tracking of changes to a client's preferred name.

What is 'end-dating' a preferred name prior to entering a NEW preferred name.

This step helps keep client files accurate, up to date and prevents errors.

400

When a client does not have a permanent home, or is living with homelessness, you would enter this in address type.

What is "No Fixed Address"?

400

These are the two "most forgotten" data elements when entering addresses manually?

Province

Postal Code

400

Type of CSRA completed at the HHSL.

What is the Pre-Visit Assessment?

400

The location for documenting a Power of Attorney,  Next of Kin, Emergency Contact.

What is Associated People, found in Central Index?

500
Often the first contact a client / family has with Home Health.

What is the HHSL staff?


You are so important to safe, and timely client care :)

500

Define EMPI.

What is "Enterprise Master Patient Index"?

This is the Ministry database - mismatches in data are reported as errors.  Best practices help to prevent errors.


500

Two unique entries used when a client's address is Out of Country.

What is entering OC in the Province field?

What is entering OC in the Postal Code field WHEN the format does not fit our Canadian Postal Code format. (for example, a US Postal Code must be entered as OC)

500

I document this important contact in Central Index, Client Contacts, External Agency.

What is the client's pharmacy?

500

I enter this when my client has No Physician

What is Client Contacts, under Physician - use last name 'Physician', first name 'No'?