Changing the Culture of Care Planning: A Person-Directed Approach
Learn how to build a meaningful care plan into a living document truly addressing the person in all their personhood. Rather than turning everything into a “problem” with generic, institutional, canned "interventions" learn to identify and serve the person's needs and preferences with individualized approaches.
Changing the Culture of Care Planning: A Person Directed Approach is authored by Christine Krugh who led the care plan initiative when the social worker at Riverview Retirement Community in Spokane, WA. Christine has a rich history of crafting the care plan in much more meaningful ways from its order of issues to care conference itself. Carmen Bowman is owner of Edu-Catering: Catering Education for Compliance and Culture Change and brings a strong background as a regulator to her deep love of culture change and blending.
This workbook teaches the formats of I Care Planning and Narrative Care Planning, and includes examples of both. Also included are policies and procedures to support these changes in care planning. Actually changing an organization's culture of care planning is not only refreshing but leads to much better satisfaction by all as well as regulatory compliance.
Also included is a well done Video Care Plan in the person's own words, what he needs from those caring for him. Because it is set to music, be aware this is a combo that may draw tears.
Authors
Christine Krugh and Carmen Bowman
Technical Specs
Softcover
Spiral-bound
72 pages
Additional DVD included
