the patient care partnership: understanding expectations, rights and responsibilities explains what ?
person’s rights / expectations in person’s hospital stay
when are rights / expectations told to the person (3) ?
- before / during admission
- as needed during persons stay
- when laws / center rules change
omnibus budget reconciliation act of 1987 (OBRA)
federal law in 50 states
- sets minimum standard of care quality in nursing homes and ensure resident rights are protected and maintained
who / how is OBRA enforced ?
- center of medicare & medicaid services (CMS)
- through surveys
representative
someone with legal rights to act on person’s behalf when person is unable to do so
treatment
care provided to maintain / restore health, improve function, relieve symptoms
involuntary seclusion
involuntarily keeping person from another person / area or from their room
finding
state determines employee abused / neglected / mistreated person / person’s property
advocate
person acts / speaks on another persons behalf
you act as an advocate for someone when you what ?
- respect / attentive to person’s rights / decisions / choices
- treat person w/ dignity
- telling nurse about person’s concerns
ombudsman
person supports / promotes needs and interests of another person
what will ombudsmans do ?
- investigate / resolve complaints
- assist / support person / person family
- provide information
- monitor care
when are ombudsman services useful ?
- concern of person’s care / treatment
- someone interferes w/ person rights, health, welfare
right to information
persons right to information on themselves and their doctors
- oral / written
right to refuse treatment
persons right to refuse treatment / care
what must you do after person refuses treatment ?
- figure out why refusing
- explain complications of refusing treatment
- offer other available treatment options
- continue to provide care services
- report refusal to nurse
advance directives
written instructions about healthcare when person is unable to make decision
what do advance directives include ?
- living wills
- written instructions about healthcare
right to personal privacy
privacy of person’s body, room, mail, own information
right to make own choice
personal choice on person’s own schedule, providers, food, care, etc.
right to voice concerns / questions / complaints about treatment / care
person’s right to no repercussions / quick solutions when voicing concerns
right to work / do service if desired
able to work if want to
- either volunteer / paid work
right to form / participate in resident groups
- families interact with other families
- residents interact with other residents
right to keep / use personal items
keep personal items and have a say in their home / quality of life
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IDPH Skills5
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Chapter 169
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Chapter 230
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Chapter 331
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Chapter 459
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Chapter 525
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Chapter 637
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Chapter 717
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Chapter 845
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Chapter 990
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Chapter 1153
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Chapter 1220
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Chapter 1333
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Chapter 1435
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Chapter 1515
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Chapter 1628
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Chapter 1720
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Chapter 1957
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Chapter 2023
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Chapter 2123
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Chapter 2249
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Chapter 2338
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Chapter 2417
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Chapter 2548
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Chapter 2628
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Chapter 2753
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Chapter 2851
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Chapter 2941
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Chapter 3038
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Chapter 3145
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Chapter 3265
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Chapter 3330
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Chapter 3425
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Chapter 3547
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Chapter 3631
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Chapter 3737
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Chapter 381
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Chapter 4068
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Chapter 4123
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Chapter 4229
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Chapter 4357
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Chapter 445
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