Module 2 Quiz

What are the reasons why people with learning disabilities face barriers to access effective healthcare services? Click all that apply

Lack of learning disability awareness training
Diagnostic overshadowing
Rigid appointment system
Lack of empathy from staff
Lack of understanding about possible need to communicate in a different way
Assumptions and unconscious biases

Identify four main purposes of the care bundle

Select 4 that apply

There is full and open communication between families and medical staff
That a patient with learning disabilities is quickly identified on arrival in hospital
That you have your favourite things in hospital
You know where to go when you get to hospital
That there is an effective review and discharge planning
That there is person-centred and dignified care

What 3 actions should take place within 4 hours of the patient’s admission?

1. notify patient advocate, care coordinator, care manager, acute liaison nurse to help liaison with investigating departments. 2. notify next of kin, primary carer of admission. 3. request health profile for the patient
1. notify patient advocate, care coordinator, care manager, acute liaison nurse to help liaison with investigating departments. 2. notify next of kin, primary carer of admission. 3. ignore the patient’s Health Profile as it’s an unnecessary document
1. Do not notify patient advocate, care coordinator, care manager or acute liaison nurse as hospital has a flagging system 2. Assume next of kin/carer knows where the patient is 3. Put Health Profile back in patient’s bag.

What do these 3 actions ensure? Choose the 6 that apply

Diagnosis and treatment will be speeded up
The patient can choose which bed within the ward
The patient will settle in quickly into hospital
Patient’s favourite food will be ordered
That the patient fully understands the treatment they will be receiving
Positive and open communication reduces risk to the patient
Using the health profile ensures all key information about the patient is understood
The quality of the patient’s hospital experience will be improved

What 3 actions should be carried out daily, regardless of length of stay in hospital?

1. A person-centred care plan developed with the patient, primary carer or family, reviewed and updated. 2. Care plan communicated and shared with ward team members. 3. Where possible, named nurse identified to patient, family and other staff throughout duration of stay.
1. A person-centred care plan developed with the patient, primary carer or family, reviewed and updated. 2. Assume all staff know about the care plan. 3. Where possible, named nurse identified to patient, family and other staff throughout duration of stay.
1. Use a care plan that was used on patient’s last visit to hospital 2. Assume all staff know about the care plan. 3. Don’t worry about giving patients and families staff names

What do these 3 actions ensure? Click all that apply

The needs of the patient are fully addressed
There is less risk of diagnostic overshadowing
Communication between families & carers is fully maintained
All ward team members are aware of the care plan so it is fully complied with
A positive hospital experience is achieved

What should happen within the first seven days of admission to ensure a safe discharge and why is this vital?

Discharge for the patient will happen as it does for every patient, no special meeting necessary
Patient will be told that they can choose their own discharge plan
Full multi-agency, family and carers discussion held with the aim of reviewing progress and/or planning discharge.
Only healthcare workers will be involved with the patient’s discharge planning, no family or carer’s input is required

What are the benefits of a discharge planning meeting? Select 3

The patient’s condition, care and treatment are effectively reviewed
The patient’s named nurse will be available to discharge them and take them home
Patient’s home is clean and tidy when they get back
Progress can be assessed
Discharge planning can take place sufficiently early so that the patient’s length of stay in hospital is kept to a minimum.

If you work within the health service: do you know where your Care Bundle Folder is located? If not, then please ensure you find out on your next shift.

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