Hi I've been told I'm not good at writing plans for all of the activities we do. I filled in our form but the hired mentor picked them apart. I wrote what we actually do but the woman had her own ideas. I'm left not knowing how to do it. I've searched the internet but can only find business writing skills or activity plans for clients not the plan for each actual activity. Any suggestions? I've studied at a ba level politics so I'm not sure how I'm so wrong.
https://www.goldencarers.com/the-importance-of-client-assessment-in-residential-care/4477/ I have had supposed experts, rip apart my activity calendar, but in the end, I know the residents I kept doing what I was doing These mentors or supposed experts, are paid to redo what you do So, even if your evaluation‘s are really good, they may not find that to be the case As I said, I would have to send example for me, too give my opinion
Hi thanks so much! Well, I didn't have it in point form so it was paragraphs the reader had to read. I had a lot of detail whereas the expert kept it to the bare bones. I wrote for pet therapy handlers should bring in their own towels and the expert said if animals were or poo they should not come to the facility. Pets are essentially now not allowed. I wrote that residents should wash their hands after and expert said wash before and after handling animal. Today I re did some gardening plans using the most basic point forms.
What is your position? A.L. or SNF? What do you mean by writing plans...the monthly calendar? What is your 'form'? If you're a director of recreation you only need a calendar w/ generic terms- 2:00 bowling; 3:00 painting class
Leisure and lifestyle officer I am to write how to do every activity such as bingo and those instructions are to be placed in a box made up with all the items such as gardening or art so that any person can pick up that box and run an activity.
I am doing this for the care manager and facility manager to update 10 year old program paperwork. Form is lifestyle activity plan and specific activity risk assessment
Hi there - guessing you are in Australia from the flag ????. The Aged Care Safety and Quality Commission have guidelines. As they do the accreditation for homes, if you follow there guidelines you can't go wrong. You can also use their guidelines to advocate for pets in the home (excrement and all) especially if it's what your residents want.
Love all the great ideas. Love Golden Carers. I have used so many of your ideas since I started and all with great feedback with staff who like to join in too. What a difference I have seen in the residents, more joining in because of giving them time to express what they like to do and always offering for them to join in, whatever the activity. Having so much to offer but not overwhelming them, just a little at a time and someone will show their enthusiasm to give it a try. Thank you Golden Carers.
Without seeing What was written It’s hard for me to comment on that but these articles might help you.
https://www.goldencarers.com/activity-evaluation-form/5165/
https://www.goldencarers.com/how-to-conduct-an-activities-survey/4835/
https://www.goldencarers.com/the-importance-of-client-assessment-in-residential-care/4477/
I have had supposed experts, rip apart my activity calendar, but in the end, I know the residents
I kept doing what I was doing
These mentors or supposed experts, are paid to redo what you do
So, even if your evaluation‘s are really good, they may not find that to be the case
As I said, I would have to send example for me, too give my opinion
What is your 'form'?
If you're a director of recreation you only need a calendar w/ generic terms-
2:00 bowling; 3:00 painting class
Who are you doing this for?
Form is lifestyle activity plan and specific activity risk assessment