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Personal assistance & fall prevention

Make fall prevention part of bathing, toileting, dressing, and moving through the home. Plan assistance around current ability rather than doing everything for the resident.

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INTRODUCTION

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Make fall prevention part of bathing, toileting, dressing, and moving through the home. Plan assistance around current ability rather than doing everything for the resident.

  1. 01PERSONAL CARE SERVICES
  2. 02UNDERSTANDING PERSONAL ASSISTANCE
  3. 03GENERAL PERSONAL ASSISTANCE
  4. 04TRANSFER ASSISTANCE
  5. 05STANDBY ASSISTANCE
  6. 06HELP WITH RESTROOM
  7. 07BATHING & SHOWERING
  8. 08HYGIENE ASSISTANCE
  9. 09DRESSING ASSISTANCE
  10. 10APPEARANCE CARE
  11. 11INCONTINENCE CARE
  12. 12TYPICAL QUESTIONS
  13. 13WHAT ARE PCS?
  14. 14WHO PROVIDES PCS?
  15. 15WHAT ARE COVERAGE RULES FOR PCS?
  16. 16FALL PREVENTIONS
  17. 17FALLS
  18. 18SIMPLE TIPS TO PREVENT FALLS
  19. 191. MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH YOUR DOCTOR
  20. 202. KEEP MOVING
  21. 213. WEAR SENSIBLE SHOES
  22. 224. REMOVE HOME HAZARDS
  23. 235. LIGHT UP YOUR LIVING SPACE
  24. 246. USE ASSISTIVE DEVICES
  25. 25Prepare the environment
  26. 26Match the level of assistance
  27. 27Respond to falls safely
  28. 28The urgent trip to the bathroom · The resident
  29. 29The urgent trip to the bathroom · The situation
  30. 30The urgent trip to the bathroom · Your decision
  31. 31Response, reflection & follow-up
  32. 32Course summary & exam review

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