RoP Training Requirements - Week 3: F942 Resident Rights Training (CEUs)

RoP Training Requirements - Week 3: F942 Resident Rights Training (CEUs)

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We would like to clarify that our 8-week Thoughtful Thursday - Requirements of Participation (ROP) Webinar Series is open to the public for free on YouTube. However, in order to earn Continuing Education (CE) Credits and get a certificate for each course, registration and payment of $59.99 on shop.harmony-healthcare.com is needed.

This On Demand Harmony Healthcare International, Inc. (HHI) Residents Rights
Training (F942) Session provides attendees with instruction on the 13 resident rights
required for all nursing home staff to be educated on by October 23 rd, 2022.
The HHI Speaker to provide attendees with the most important concepts of Resident
Rights along with the intentions of the nursing home set of reforms.

Recommended Audience


All Staff Mandatory, Owners, Operators, Compliance Officers, CEO, CFO,
Administrators, Nursing Management, Rehabilitation Management, Physical Therapists,
Occupational Therapists, Speech-Language Pathologists, Nurses, Reimbursement
Coordinators, Business Office Managers, Risk Managers, Safety Officers, and IT
Personnel.


Goals


This program will educate staff on the rules of participation resulting in better care for
nursing home residents.


Learning Outcomes

  1. Learner to cite 13 Resident Rights.
  2. Learner to cite the 3 reasons for nursing home set of reforms.
  3. Learner to cite the 3 most important concepts of Resident Rights:
  • The right to be informed.
  • The right to make own decisions.
  • The right to have personal information kept private.


Contact Hours


NAB: 1.25
ANCC: 1.25

Agenda

  1. 1. Nursing Home Set of Reforms.
    1. Improve the safety and quality of nursing home care,
    2. Hold nursing homes accountable for the care they provide, and
    3. Make the quality of care and facility ownership more transparent so that potential residents and their loved ones can make informed decisions about care.
  2. Concepts of Resident Rights:
    1. The right to be informed.
    2. The right to make own decisions.
    3. The right to have personal information kept private.
  3. Resident Rights.
    Nursing or rest home residents have the right:
  • To be treated with respect and dignity, free from abuse and neglect.
  • To have personal preferences reasonably accommodated.
  • To be informed of rights and responsibilities as a consumer.
  • To be free from physical or chemical restraints.
  • To examine own medical or personal records.
  • To manage own personal or financial affairs.
  • To know their medical condition and participate in planning or refusing care.
  • To privacy in personal matters, medical care, visits and sending or receiving mail unopened.
  • To participate in social and religious activities of choice.
  • To be fully informed of any matter relating to the resident’s life in the home, including services or charges covered by the daily rate.
  • To voice concerns and problems, along with recommended changes, to facility staff or others.
  • To receive 30 days written notice of relocation or discharge, and an opportunity to appeal such a notice.
  • To have all reasonable requests responded to promptly.