Nursing home social work

Progress notes are an essential part of the documentation required in nursing homes and assisted care facilities. They record changes that impact on the delivery of care and are used to review and update care plans. In this article we cover: The Role of Activity Professionals in Recording Progress Notes Important Elements of Progress Notes 12 Tips for Writing Progress Notes Exaples of Progress Notes - good and bad

Navigating the challenges of Alzheimer's disease can be emotionally and mentally taxing, both for those diagnosed and their caregivers. One common expression that caregivers may encounter is "I want to go home," even when the individual is already in their familiar surroundings.

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Because of the recent pandemic, a lot of professionals are working from home, but as social workers, we still travel a bit to see individuals in their homes. Having a social worker survival kit is essential to help you deal with any situation. A social worker survival kit is a pack of emergency items that may

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When a resident is discharged, the interdisciplinary team rallies to give the senior and their family access to resources they will need for a successful transition back to their home. Activity Directors are sometimes unsure of their role in the discharge planning process. Here's how you can support residents and help them avoid social isolation and remain actively engaged in daily activities as they return home. In this article we cover: Discharge Dangers Activities as a Solution 4 Steps to…

Nursing Home Social Work Practice Standards - National Association of Social Workers

Have you ever thought about the rights of nursing home residents, and how they apply to you or your loved ones?