Our residents are frequently exhibit a significant change which triggers a CAA, the CAA worksheet, really focus (to me) if there is a new admit that triggers in Activities. So here is the questions:
1, Example CAA for a S/C on an existing resident.
2. CAA fro new resident that triggers for Activity.
I think you need to give a resident a few weeks to settle in before seeing if the CAA is necessary However you need to follow the guidelines of your facility I have found thatCAAs are not necessary that often
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Our residents are frequently exhibit a significant change which triggers a CAA, the CAA worksheet, really focus (to me) if there is a new admit that triggers in Activities. So here is the questions:
1, Example CAA for a S/C on an existing resident.
2. CAA fro new resident that triggers for Activity.
http://www.activitydirector.org/course_images/Week5_MDS30-2.pdf
Look at this article too especially numbers seven through 10
https://nursinghomehelp.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/WMHandouts011617.pdf
I think you need to give a resident a few weeks to settle in before seeing if the CAA is necessary
However you need to follow the guidelines of your facility
I have found thatCAAs are not necessary that often