Chapter 12 Flashcards

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Broad perspective of aging that focuses on all valuable contributions that the elderly make to our society through paid and unpaid work and other occupational roles.

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productive aging

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Reaching one’s potential and arriving at a physical, social and psychological well-being in an old age that is pleasing to both self and others.

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successful aging

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ALF

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Assisted Living Facilities

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Residential facilities that provide assistance with ADL’s for people who do not require the skilled nursing or medical care available in nursing homes.

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ALFs

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5
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BSCNCHS

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Board of Scientific Counselors of the National Center for Health Statistics

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Process by which an agency, program, or institution demonstrates compliance with standards that exemplify best practices.

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Accreditation

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JCAHO

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Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations

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Private, independent nonprofit organization that provides voluntary accreditation for almost 18,000 hospitals and other health care agencies in the United States.

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Joint Commission

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Private, nonprofit organization that focuses primarily on human services organizations.

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CARF International

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10
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The purpose of ______ is to promote the quality, value, and optimal outcomes of services through a consultative accreditation process that centers on enhancing the lives of the persons served.

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CARF

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A place for senior citizens who desire to live independently, prefer to reside near peers, have a need for additional security, and/or no longer wish to maintain a household or home.

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ILC (Independent Living Community)

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12
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Broad spectrum of services including ILC’s, ALF’s, adult day services centers, home care, and nursing homes are called what?

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CCRC (continuing care retirement community)

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These provide community-based, client-centered coordinated programs that promote social, health care-related, or rehabilitative services in a group setting to more than 260,000 participants and family caregivers in the United States.

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ADCs (Adult day services centers)

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14
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The three models for ADCs are what?

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  • Social model
  • medical or health-related model
  • specialized care model
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15
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Detailed map of required services for each resident

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individualized services care plan

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16
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Advocacy group that favors state regulation.

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ALFA (Assisted Living Federation of America)

17
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Approach that explores how occupation is meaningful to older adults when engaging in a variety of environments.

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H.O.M.E.-E Principle

18
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Japanese concept: Personality trait and client factor similar to having optimism or being optimistic