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CATASTROPHIC CM AND LIFE CARE PLANS

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Educator AAACEUS.COM
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Method Computer-Based Training

Course overview

OVERVIEW 1. Identify catastrophic cases that warrant a life care plan 2. Describe step-by-step procedures for Life Care Planning 3. Review the topics covered in a Life Care Plan 4. Discuss life care planning questions regarding vocational needs 5. Describe desirable traits for a life care planner. 6. Explain process of creating a life care plan based on example case study. OUTLINE I. CATASTROPHIC CASE MANAGEMENT AND LIFE CARE PLANS A INTRODUCTION B. HISTORY C. PROCEDURES 1. Projected Evaluations 2. Project Therapeutic Modalities 3. Diagnostic Testing / Educational Assessment 4. Wheelchair Needs 5. Wheelchair Accessories and Maintenance 6. Aids for Indepedent Function 7. Orthotics and Prosthetics 8. Home Furnishing and Accessories 9. Drug and Supply Needs 10.Home Care / Facility Care 11.Future Medical Care - Routine 12.Transportation 13.Health and Strength Maintenance 14. Architectural Renovations 15. Potential Complications 16. Future Medical Care / Surgical Intervention or Agresive Treatment 17.Orthopedic Equipment Needs 18.Vocational / Educational Plan D. THE ROLE OF THE VOCATIONAL EXPERT IN LIFE CARE PLANNING E. THE NURSE AND OTHERS AS CASE MANAGER AND LIFE CARE PLANNER F. THE ROLES OF THE REHAB NURSE 1. Working with Other Professionals 2. Working with the physician or other treating professionals G. ETHICAL ISSUES 1. Professional Preparation 2. Who is the Client? 3. Informed Consent 4. Confidentiality H. SUMMARY II. EXAMPLE CASE STUDY A. REASON FOR REFERRAL B. INJURY C. SOCIAL HISTORY D. HOBBIES / LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES E. MILITARY HISTORY. F. EDUCATIONAL HISTORY G. SCHOOL RECORDS REVIEWED H. WORK HISTORY I. JOB ANALYSIS J. SKILLS K. EMPLOYMENT INTERESTS L. FINANCIAL M. MEDICAL HISTORY N. MEDICATIONS O. PERTINENT MEDICAL INFORMATION P. MEDICAL RECORDS REVIEWED Q. DEPOSITIONS REVIEWED R. PHYSICIAN COMMENTS S. NEUROPSYCHOLOGIST COMMENTS T. SUBJECTIVE COMPLAINTS U. ACTIVITIES V. ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING W. COMMENTS REGARDING THE INTERVIEW X. EMPLOYER COMMENTS Y. CONCLUSIONS Z. Appendix A-VOCATIONAL WORKSHEET 1. Rehabilitation Plan 2. Access to the labor market a. Vocational Considerations b. Physical demands and working conditions c. Cognitive and emotional considerations 3. Placeability 4. Earnings Capacity Analysis 5. Pre-accident Earnings Capacity 6. Post-Accident Earnings Capacity 7. Labor Force Participation (Worklife expectancy) III. LIFE CARE PLAN IV. RESOURCES ON TOPICS FOR LIFE CARE PLANNERS V. STANDARDS FOR LIFE CARE PLANNING PRACTICE

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Nursing

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

8h End-of-Life Care and Palliative Health Care

Clinical Nurse Specialist

8h End-of-Life Care and Palliative Health Care

Licensed Practical Nurse

8h End-of-Life Care and Palliative Health Care

Registered Nurse

8h End-of-Life Care and Palliative Health Care