Long-Term Care Survey Alert
Tap The Psychosocial Well-Being RAP
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Help the resident solve a problem ... support a strength. TRIGGERS A well-being problem (P) or a need to maintain psychosocial strengths (S) is suggested if one or more of the following is present, according to the RAI user's manual: Withdrawal from Care/Activities (Problem) [E1o = 1,2] Conflict with Staff (Problem) [F2a = checked] Unhappy with Roommate (Problem) [F2b = checked] Unhappy with Other Resident (Problem) [F2c = checked] Conflict with Family/Friends (Problem) [F2d = checked] Grief Over Lost Status/Roles (Problem) [F3b = checked] Daily Routine is Very Different from Prior Pattern in the Community (Problem) [F3c = checked] Establishes Own Goals (Strength) [F1d = checked] Strong Identification with Past (Strength) [F3a = checked] ____________ * Note: This item also triggers on the Mood State RAP. Withdrawal from Activities of Interest (Problem)
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