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OnboardingPain Management

Recognizing pain & communicating concerns

Pain has physical and emotional dimensions and can be expressed without words. Take resident reports seriously and communicate useful observations.

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INTRODUCTION

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Pain has physical and emotional dimensions and can be expressed without words. Take resident reports seriously and communicate useful observations.

  1. 01PSYCHOSOCIAL NEEDS OF THE ELDERLY
  2. 02OBJECTIVES:
  3. 03INTRODUCTION:
  4. 04UNIT 1: DEVELOPMENTAL TASKS
  5. 05DEVELOPMENTAL TASKS OF THE OLDER ADULT
  6. 06COMMON ADJUSTMENTS WHICH OCCUR WITH AGING
  7. 07FAMILY CHANGES*
  8. 08MORTALITY*
  9. 09CHANGES IN INCOME*
  10. 10RETIREMENT*
  11. 11DECLINING FITNESS*
  12. 12WIDOWHOOD*
  13. 13MYTHS OF AGING
  14. 14STRATEGIES TO BRING JOY TO THE OLDER ADULTS
  15. 15UNIT 2: SOCIAL INTERACTIONS
  16. 16Ask respectfully
  17. 17Observe when words are limited
  18. 18Report and follow up
  19. 19The resident who says little · The resident
  20. 20The resident who says little · The situation
  21. 21The resident who says little · Your decision
  22. 22Response, reflection & follow-up
  23. 23Course summary & exam review

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