This document is a checklist for home visit procedures and bag technique. It lists 22 steps for conducting a home visit, from greeting the client to documenting the visit. These include explaining the purpose of the visit, assessing health, washing hands, putting on an apron, using supplies from the bag, providing care, cleaning up, and making follow up appointments. The checklist also rates whether each step was done correctly, incorrectly, or not done at all. It concludes by providing a diagram of how items in the bag should be arranged.
This document is a checklist for home visit procedures and bag technique. It lists 22 steps for conducting a home visit, from greeting the client to documenting the visit. These include explaining the purpose of the visit, assessing health, washing hands, putting on an apron, using supplies from the bag, providing care, cleaning up, and making follow up appointments. The checklist also rates whether each step was done correctly, incorrectly, or not done at all. It concludes by providing a diagram of how items in the bag should be arranged.
This document is a checklist for home visit procedures and bag technique. It lists 22 steps for conducting a home visit, from greeting the client to documenting the visit. These include explaining the purpose of the visit, assessing health, washing hands, putting on an apron, using supplies from the bag, providing care, cleaning up, and making follow up appointments. The checklist also rates whether each step was done correctly, incorrectly, or not done at all. It concludes by providing a diagram of how items in the bag should be arranged.
This document is a checklist for home visit procedures and bag technique. It lists 22 steps for conducting a home visit, from greeting the client to documenting the visit. These include explaining the purpose of the visit, assessing health, washing hands, putting on an apron, using supplies from the bag, providing care, cleaning up, and making follow up appointments. The checklist also rates whether each step was done correctly, incorrectly, or not done at all. It concludes by providing a diagram of how items in the bag should be arranged.
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Name: _______________________________________ Yr & Sec: _________ Date : ___________ Score: __________
HOME VISIT & BAG TECHNIQUE CHECKLIST
Steps/Procedures Correctly Done Incorrectly Not Done
Done 1. Greet client or household member and introduce yourself 2. Explain purpose of home visit 3. Inquire about health and welfare of client/patient and other family members. Ask about health and health related problems. 4. Ask for a basin of water and a glass of water if faucet is not available. Place this outside work area 5. Open the bag, take out plastic lining and spread over work field area. The paper lining, clean side out (folded part out). Spread plastic lining over paper lining. This will be your work area. 6. Take out small cloth bag with its contents (hand towel, soap dish) and apron and place them at one corner of the work area (within the confines of the linen/plastic lining 7. Take off wrist watch and place on top of the table or the floor outside of the work area, and convenient for you to glance on 8. Do hand washing with soap and water, using pouring method. Use hand brush if necessary. Wipe dry with towel, fold back hand towel and put it back in its place in the work area. leave the plastic wrappers of the towel in soap dish in the bag. 9. Put on apron right side out and wrong side with crease touching the body, sliding the head into neck strap. Neatly tie straps at the back 10. Put out things most needed of specific case (e.g. thermometer, kidney basin, cotton ball, waste paper bag) and place at one corner of the work area 11. Place paper bag (waste receptacle) outside of work area 12. Close the bag . Performs physical assessment and nursing care needed. 13. Proceed with the specific nursing care or treatment 14. After completing the nursing care or treatment, clean and disinfect the things used. For dirty and soiled instruments wash separately with soap and water. Wipe them dry. 15. Do hand washing again 16. Open the bag and put back all articles in their proper places 17. Remove apron folding away from the body with soiled side folded inwards and clean side out. Place in the bag. 18. Fold plastic lining (top side, folded in), then fold paper lining (bottom side in) and return then back to the bag (over the inner cover of the bag) and lock the bag. 19. Write down all necessary data that were observed, nursing care and treatment rendered. Give instructions for care of patients in the absence of a nurse 20. Give necessary health teaching and advice based on client's patient’s needs and condition 21. Make post visit conference on matters relevant to health care, taking anecdotal notes preparatory to final reporting 22. Make appointments for the next visit (either home or clinic) taking note of the date, time and purpose 23. Documentation
SCORE: _____________
Arrangement of the bag:
1. Front 2. Back 3. Right side 4. Left side 5. Center 6. Top 7. Cover pocket