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Case scenario 1: Margaret is an 89-year-old woman who has…
Case scenario 1:
Margaret is an 89-year-old woman who has remained unmarried and supported herself through clerical work until she reached pensionable age. While she has no partner, she is close to a number of nieces and nephews. She is also committed to her faith tradition – the Catholic faith – and has always worked as a volunteer across a number of charities associated with the Church. As the result of cancer treatment and a fall which resulted in several cracked ribs Margaret has recently taken up a place in residential activities and she appears to be growing increasingly despondent.
Develop support plan for Margaret by using the template below.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
HEALTH CARE
It is important the SRS (Supported Residential Services) knows this information to ensure that the support provided to the resident is appropriate and links in with health care he or she may be receiving.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Bathing and showering, going to the toilet, assistance with continence, getting dressed or undressed, hairdressing, skin care, nail care.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
EATING & NUTRITION
Dietary requirements, special diets, food preferences, food allergies or restrictions, assistance with eating or drinking, assistance with maintaining hydration.
MEDICATION
Assistance or supervision taking medication, medication allergies or restrictions, medications administered away from the SRS.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
MOBILITY
Aids to mobility used, capability to move around the SRS and the community independently (with or without aids).
SOCIAL CONTACT & EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
Activities pursued, membership of clubs or groups, involvement with family and friends, voluntary or paid work, spiritual worship.
OTHER
Awareness of time, place or person; behavioural issues; other support requirements.
Case scenario 2:
Gianna is a long-term resident in a nursing home. She is frail aged and now has only a few family members still alive or able to visit her. Gianna’s English skills are still poor and she is increasingly isolated in the home. Barbara is an experienced personal care worker whose role in the facility has been given more formal support responsibilities. Gianna indeed has few friends and visitors to the home. She needs social interactions. Assist her to find multicultural and Italian community support groups.
Develop support plan for Gianna by using the template below.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
HEALTH CARE
It is important the SRS (Supported Residential Services) knows this information to ensure that the support provided to the resident is appropriate and links in with health care he or she may be receiving.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Bathing and showering, going to the toilet, assistance with continence, getting dressed or undressed, hairdressing, skin care, nail care.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
EATING & NUTRITION
Dietary requirements, special diets, food preferences, food allergies or restrictions, assistance with eating or drinking, assistance with maintaining hydration.
MEDICATION
Assistance or supervision taking medication, medication allergies or restrictions, medications administered away from the SRS.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
MOBILITY
Aids to mobility used, capability to move around the SRS and the community independently (with or without aids).
SOCIAL CONTACT & EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
Activities pursued, membership of clubs or groups, involvement with family and friends, voluntary or paid work, spiritual worship.
OTHER
Awareness of time, place or person; behavioural issues; other support requirements.
Case scenario 3:
Steve is a 69-year-old HACC client. Steve’s health assessment showed that he is a heavy smoker who has heart and respiratory conditions. At the interview to establish his plan of care, you asked Steve about any plans he had to quit smoking. You reinforced his doctor’s warnings that his continued smoking was potentially life threatening. Initially Steve did not respond to either his doctor’s or the coordinator’s advice. The coordinator briefed Steve’s HACC career, Alice, about the issue. Alice kept on chatting to Steve about the problem and making suggestions about possible ways to beat his smoking habit. Not along ago Steve enrolled in a QUIT program and started using patches. His smoking habit is now coming under control.
Develop support plan for Steve by using the template below.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
HEALTH CARE
It is important the SRS (Supported Residential Services) knows this information to ensure that the support provided to the resident is appropriate and links in with health care he or she may be receiving.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Bathing and showering, going to the toilet, assistance with continence, getting dressed or undressed, hairdressing, skin care, nail care.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
EATING & NUTRITION
Dietary requirements, special diets, food preferences, food allergies or restrictions, assistance with eating or drinking, assistance with maintaining hydration.
MEDICATION
Assistance or supervision taking medication, medication allergies or restrictions, medications administered away from the SRS.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
MOBILITY
Aids to mobility used, capability to move around the SRS and the community independently (with or without aids).
SOCIAL CONTACT & EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
Activities pursued, membership of clubs or groups, involvement with family and friends, voluntary or paid work, spiritual worship.
OTHER
Awareness of time, place or person; behavioural issues; other support requirements.
Review information from the link below then answer the questions that follow:
https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/home-care-packages-program/managing-home-care-packages/care-plans-for-home-care-packages
Explain how information was gathered and assessed prior to developing the client plan
Explain how the client’s current state and interrelated needs influenced services and planning
Explain the planning and delivery process including key members and resources involved
Explain how information was shared with members of the team
Explain how plans were monitored and reviewed
Explain how the plan was updatCase scenario 1:
Margaret is an 89-year-old woman who has remained unmarried and supported herself through clerical work until she reached pensionable age. While she has no partner, she is close to a number of nieces and nephews. She is also committed to her faith tradition – the Catholic faith – and has always worked as a volunteer across a number of charities associated with the Church. As the result of cancer treatment and a fall which resulted in several cracked ribs Margaret has recently taken up a place in residential activities and she appears to be growing increasingly despondent.
Develop support plan for Margaret by using the template below.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
HEALTH CARE
It is important the SRS (Supported Residential Services) knows this information to ensure that the support provided to the resident is appropriate and links in with health care he or she may be receiving.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Bathing and showering, going to the toilet, assistance with continence, getting dressed or undressed, hairdressing, skin care, nail care.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
EATING & NUTRITION
Dietary requirements, special diets, food preferences, food allergies or restrictions, assistance with eating or drinking, assistance with maintaining hydration.
MEDICATION
Assistance or supervision taking medication, medication allergies or restrictions, medications administered away from the SRS.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
MOBILITY
Aids to mobility used, capability to move around the SRS and the community independently (with or without aids).
SOCIAL CONTACT & EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
Activities pursued, membership of clubs or groups, involvement with family and friends, voluntary or paid work, spiritual worship.
OTHER
Awareness of time, place or person; behavioural issues; other support requirements.
Case scenario 2:
Gianna is a long-term resident in a nursing home. She is frail aged and now has only a few family members still alive or able to visit her. Gianna’s English skills are still poor and she is increasingly isolated in the home. Barbara is an experienced personal care worker whose role in the facility has been given more formal support responsibilities. Gianna indeed has few friends and visitors to the home. She needs social interactions. Assist her to find multicultural and Italian community support groups.
Develop support plan for Gianna by using the template below.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
HEALTH CARE
It is important the SRS (Supported Residential Services) knows this information to ensure that the support provided to the resident is appropriate and links in with health care he or she may be receiving.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Bathing and showering, going to the toilet, assistance with continence, getting dressed or undressed, hairdressing, skin care, nail care.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
EATING & NUTRITION
Dietary requirements, special diets, food preferences, food allergies or restrictions, assistance with eating or drinking, assistance with maintaining hydration.
MEDICATION
Assistance or supervision taking medication, medication allergies or restrictions, medications administered away from the SRS.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
MOBILITY
Aids to mobility used, capability to move around the SRS and the community independently (with or without aids).
SOCIAL CONTACT & EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
Activities pursued, membership of clubs or groups, involvement with family and friends, voluntary or paid work, spiritual worship.
OTHER
Awareness of time, place or person; behavioural issues; other support requirements.
Case scenario 3:
Steve is a 69-year-old HACC client. Steve’s health assessment showed that he is a heavy smoker who has heart and respiratory conditions. At the interview to establish his plan of care, you asked Steve about any plans he had to quit smoking. You reinforced his doctor’s warnings that his continued smoking was potentially life threatening. Initially Steve did not respond to either his doctor’s or the coordinator’s advice. The coordinator briefed Steve’s HACC career, Alice, about the issue. Alice kept on chatting to Steve about the problem and making suggestions about possible ways to beat his smoking habit. Not along ago Steve enrolled in a QUIT program and started using patches. His smoking habit is now coming under control.
Develop support plan for Steve by using the template below.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
HEALTH CARE
It is important the SRS (Supported Residential Services) knows this information to ensure that the support provided to the resident is appropriate and links in with health care he or she may be receiving.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Bathing and showering, going to the toilet, assistance with continence, getting dressed or undressed, hairdressing, skin care, nail care.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
EATING & NUTRITION
Dietary requirements, special diets, food preferences, food allergies or restrictions, assistance with eating or drinking, assistance with maintaining hydration.
MEDICATION
Assistance or supervision taking medication, medication allergies or restrictions, medications administered away from the SRS.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
MOBILITY
Aids to mobility used, capability to move around the SRS and the community independently (with or without aids).
SOCIAL CONTACT & EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
Activities pursued, membership of clubs or groups, involvement with family and friends, voluntary or paid work, spiritual worship.
OTHER
Awareness of time, place or person; behavioural issues; other support requirements.
Review information from the link below then answer the questions that follow:
https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/home-care-packages-program/managing-home-care-packages/care-plans-for-home-care-packages
Explain how information was gathered and assessed prior to developing the client plan
Explain how the client’s current state and interrelated needs influenced services and planning
Explain the planning and delivery process including key members and resources involved
Explain how information was shared with members of the team
Explain how plans were monitored and reviewed
Explain how the plan was updatCase scenario 1:
Margaret is an 89-year-old woman who has remained unmarried and supported herself through clerical work until she reached pensionable age. While she has no partner, she is close to a number of nieces and nephews. She is also committed to her faith tradition – the Catholic faith – and has always worked as a volunteer across a number of charities associated with the Church. As the result of cancer treatment and a fall which resulted in several cracked ribs Margaret has recently taken up a place in residential activities and she appears to be growing increasingly despondent.
Develop support plan for Margaret by using the template below.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
HEALTH CARE
It is important the SRS (Supported Residential Services) knows this information to ensure that the support provided to the resident is appropriate and links in with health care he or she may be receiving.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Bathing and showering, going to the toilet, assistance with continence, getting dressed or undressed, hairdressing, skin care, nail care.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
EATING & NUTRITION
Dietary requirements, special diets, food preferences, food allergies or restrictions, assistance with eating or drinking, assistance with maintaining hydration.
MEDICATION
Assistance or supervision taking medication, medication allergies or restrictions, medications administered away from the SRS.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
MOBILITY
Aids to mobility used, capability to move around the SRS and the community independently (with or without aids).
SOCIAL CONTACT & EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
Activities pursued, membership of clubs or groups, involvement with family and friends, voluntary or paid work, spiritual worship.
OTHER
Awareness of time, place or person; behavioural issues; other support requirements.
Case scenario 2:
Gianna is a long-term resident in a nursing home. She is frail aged and now has only a few family members still alive or able to visit her. Gianna’s English skills are still poor and she is increasingly isolated in the home. Barbara is an experienced personal care worker whose role in the facility has been given more formal support responsibilities. Gianna indeed has few friends and visitors to the home. She needs social interactions. Assist her to find multicultural and Italian community support groups.
Develop support plan for Gianna by using the template below.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
HEALTH CARE
It is important the SRS (Supported Residential Services) knows this information to ensure that the support provided to the resident is appropriate and links in with health care he or she may be receiving.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Bathing and showering, going to the toilet, assistance with continence, getting dressed or undressed, hairdressing, skin care, nail care.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
EATING & NUTRITION
Dietary requirements, special diets, food preferences, food allergies or restrictions, assistance with eating or drinking, assistance with maintaining hydration.
MEDICATION
Assistance or supervision taking medication, medication allergies or restrictions, medications administered away from the SRS.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
MOBILITY
Aids to mobility used, capability to move around the SRS and the community independently (with or without aids).
SOCIAL CONTACT & EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
Activities pursued, membership of clubs or groups, involvement with family and friends, voluntary or paid work, spiritual worship.
OTHER
Awareness of time, place or person; behavioural issues; other support requirements.
Case scenario 3:
Steve is a 69-year-old HACC client. Steve’s health assessment showed that he is a heavy smoker who has heart and respiratory conditions. At the interview to establish his plan of care, you asked Steve about any plans he had to quit smoking. You reinforced his doctor’s warnings that his continued smoking was potentially life threatening. Initially Steve did not respond to either his doctor’s or the coordinator’s advice. The coordinator briefed Steve’s HACC career, Alice, about the issue. Alice kept on chatting to Steve about the problem and making suggestions about possible ways to beat his smoking habit. Not along ago Steve enrolled in a QUIT program and started using patches. His smoking habit is now coming under control.
Develop support plan for Steve by using the template below.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
HEALTH CARE
It is important the SRS (Supported Residential Services) knows this information to ensure that the support provided to the resident is appropriate and links in with health care he or she may be receiving.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Bathing and showering, going to the toilet, assistance with continence, getting dressed or undressed, hairdressing, skin care, nail care.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
EATING & NUTRITION
Dietary requirements, special diets, food preferences, food allergies or restrictions, assistance with eating or drinking, assistance with maintaining hydration.
MEDICATION
Assistance or supervision taking medication, medication allergies or restrictions, medications administered away from the SRS.
Area of need
Summary of personal support service(s) to be provided
(include frequency: times per day, days per week etc)
MOBILITY
Aids to mobility used, capability to move around the SRS and the community independently (with or without aids).
SOCIAL CONTACT & EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
Activities pursued, membership of clubs or groups, involvement with family and friends, voluntary or paid work, spiritual worship.
OTHER
Awareness of time, place or person; behavioural issues; other support requirements.
Review information from the link below then answer the questions that follow:
https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/home-care-packages-program/managing-home-care-packages/care-plans-for-home-care-packages
Explain how information was gathered and assessed prior to developing the client plan
Explain how the client’s current state and interrelated needs influenced services and planning
Explain the planning and delivery process including key members and resources involved
Explain how information was shared with members of the team
Explain how plans were monitored and reviewed
Explain how the plan was updat
