Residential Support
Debbie would like to be able to socialize with others and needs ongoing support from group
Debbie is making progress towards her outcome because she is able to socialize with other and have support from group home staff Debbie note staff take her and housemate out to social events. Debbie noted she her housemate get along great and do a lot of stuff together. Debbie also noted the staff at the group is always there when she need assist
Nursing
Debbie wants to have nursing for weight management
Debbie progress towards outcome because her weight is be management. Debbie noted the nursing has be help management. Debbie noted she seen her nurse every Monday. Debbie noted she lost 9lbs.
Day Hab
Debbie would like to learn
Intervention options include trauma focused substance abuse treatment and parenting with children present. Barriers to this plan include financial issues, maslows hierarchy of needs, if she is unable to keep housing then she will not be able to address psychological well-being. May need a mezzo intervention to ensure. Macro intervention to affordability and transportation etc. Affordability of quality care and transportation/price to travel. Progress will be evaluated through her maintained sobriety, and tracking of skills through the parenting program as well as a parenting stress index, scl 90-r, and
...e or social group for being an addict if it is not fully understood that they are trying to recover from their addiction (Methadone Cons).
... middle of paper ... ... After the implementation of the stated interventions, the patient made physical and emotional progress towards the aforementioned goals. The above goals were not only met, but exceeded expectations of the patient and the nurses who provided care.
Morgan read over each patient assessment in their chart, as well as rounding on each patient daily to gather her own assessment. With all of the data, she came up with diagnosis that was required from her. Morgan stated the nursing diagnosis she most frequently uses is risk for falls. Goals are then set depending on individual needs. By collaborating with the interdisciplinary team in a therapeutic way, interventions are implemented to meet each patient’s needs. Evaluations are performed daily by case managers through interdisciplinary rounding and the goals that were made are assessed and any changed to the plan of care are made. Case managers will follow up with outside facilities that patients transfer to after a hospital admission to evaluate their progress. If a patient is readmitted to the hospital within 30 days of discharge, a reevaluation is
Within the U.S. Healthcare system there are different levels of healthcare; Long-Term Care also known as (LTC), Integrative Care, and Mental Health. While these services are contained within in the U.S. Healthcare system, they function on dissimilar levels.
As the sessions are bounded in time, it is more appropriate for the social worker to place his emphasis on strengthening the members by supplying information and skills, so that they are left with stronger coping skill even when the group terminates. (Robert Glass, 1968) However, I acknowledge the drawbacks of this model that it rejects the diagnosis and treatment of individual problems, hence making it hard to evaluate if the sessions are successful in helping those girls with psychological issues. (Whittaker, 1970)
My project will take place at Harbor House, a homeless shelter for teens. The Supervised Transitional Living Program provides shelter for up to 18 months, for adolescents boys and girls ages 16-21. The purpose of my project is to address the injustice of lack of education on these social issues. Many homeless adolescents in the program have experienced discrimination based on these social issues. By educating the youth in the shelter on these social issues, it will prevent reoccurs of youth being singled out because their black, white, gay, mental ill, etc. Picking on someone because they’re different is bullying, which is a social injustice. Therefore, it’s important to education the youth and to spread awareness about these social issues
Compassionate care and close monitoring. In residential treatment, we’ll have our highly skilled team create your individual recovery plan and incorporate a variety of therapies with round-the-clock care.
As an intern at Preferred Family Healthcare, I am working with individuals in the Residential Care Facility (RCF). I am working with these individuals who's goal it is to move out of a residential setting into their own apartment. I have been facilitating a group comprised of three men. These men range in ages ***** but all have the same goal of wanting to move out on their own. Preferred Family Healthcare RCF staff meets weekly to discuss and identify the needs and concerns of these individuals. I also have been attending these meetings in order to learn about the residents as well as interject when possible the behaviors that I have seen. I collaborate with staff in order to help these gentlemen explore the goals identified by staff
Tom has struggled through the move from one facility to another, as he has had huge difficulty adapting to the changes within the group home. These include, environmental changes, carers, facility members and normal routines. Tom is not familiar with the environment of his group home as he has been in an institution since he was born. Tom feels disorientated and confused with his new placement which causes him to retaliate and act out. He also feels as though the carers within the facility are ignoring his needs as he has impaired mobility and communication skills. These needs are important for his overall wellbeing and he believes they are being over looked, which affects his behaviour. Watching other members within the facility take in guests makes him feel upset, as none come to the group home to visit him. This may make him feel disconnected and depressed which influences his lack of motivation and his further behaviour. The changes in Tom’s normal routine and things he enjoyed doing in the other facilities have also influences his behaviour. Tom enjoyed current affairs and accessing the internet in his old facilities’ library. He may not have the same opportunities in his new group home. All the factor mentioned have a great impact on Toms behaviour as it all contributed to how he feels within the
Challenges are part of any business or organization. Whether its introduction of a new line of business or retrenching, involving the support staff especially those likely to affected by the decision is always important. The support staff should be included in the planning and decision-making process since most of the time; they are the one who implements the decisions made. Realization that success of any company depends on its support staff and other stakeholders makes their inclusion in most of the decision processes inevitable.
The issue with the suggested location of the homeless shelter is that it is too close to businesses, an elementary school and a park. 1000 N. Kraemer Place is not the adequate location for a homeless shelter, there are businesses nearby and a school 1.9 miles away, this is not safe for children walking home from school. If this shelter were to be opened it would result in major chaos with the children’s parents because the parents will not allow their precious jewels to walk home after school. Aside from the school there is also a park located 1.2 miles from the proposed shelter, children are constantly playing at all hours of the day, but if this homeless shelter is placed here parents will not give their children permission to go out and play. This prohibits children from receiving their daily needed exercise.
At the outset of treatment, the patient and health care provider should discuss and agree upon goals. The goals must take into account the food habits, exercise behaviors, psychological outlook and support systems of the individual. Realistic expectations, short- and long-term, may be promoted by a discussion of a healthy weight versus an ideal body weight. Features of weight management interventions may include behavior modification, dietary principles, energy balance components, and a sound food plan.
The challenges and benefits that are faced by elderly who are living in old age homes