From Susan Newell, MA, CTRS; Ruth Rauscher, MA, RD, LMNT; Roseann Virgil, RN
Interdisciplinary Resident-Centered care plans - help you update traditional care plans into more resident-centered tools. Examples of individual interests, preferences, lifestyles, habits, routines, spiritual needs, cultural considerations, adaptations and accommodations are incorporated throughout.
Resident-Directed care plans - are written from the perspective of the resident, with a focus on the individual and their own declared desires, goals, and decisions. First person phrasing are used for every topic! These care plans help you take the next step toward culture change. Hundreds of issues, goals, & approaches provided! Every care plan includes multiple interdisciplinary efforts.
Care plans address both Quality of Life and Quality of Care Topics. Quality of Life Topics include Activity-related issues, behaviors, communication, culture, discharge, environment, family, pain, and spirituality. Quality of Care Topics include ADL needs, physical/medical issues, mental/cognitive issues, nutrition issues, and sensory issues. 168 pages.