Understanding Healthcare Settings

​Understanding Healthcare Setting

​Transparency 1-2: Residents in LTC Facilities

•84.9% are over 65

•67% are female

•More than 76% are white and non-Hispanic

•About 1/3 come from a private residence

•Over 50% come from a hospital or other facility

•Studies say as many as 90% of residents have dementia

Multiple Choice

True or False:

Most residents who live in long-term care facilities reside with a length of stay for six months or more make up 1/3 of the residents

• True

• False

Dropdown

The people with the longest average stay in long-term care facilities is ​

Select answer

​ ​

Match

Which answers match the following terms

• Hospice Care

• Managed Care

• HMO

  Health Maintenance Organization

• PPO

  Preferred provider organization

Holistic, compassionate end of life care

A system of managing health care that controls cost

Where a person uses a particular Dr or hospital

network of providers that provide services to a group of people

• Holistic, compassionate end of life care

• A system of managing health care that controls cost

• Where a person uses a particular Dr or hospital

• network of providers that provide services to a group of people

Multiple Choice

Which type of care would a patient needing treatments, surgeries, or procedures might need

• outpatient care

• acute care

• subacute care

• rehabilitation

Multiple Choice

True or False

Most residents in long term care facilities lack outside support - this means addressing social and emotional needs are just as important as their physical needs.

• True

• False

Poll

This type of care places the emphasis on the person needing care and their individuality and capabilities:

• Managed care

• holistic care

• person - centered care

• Long term care facilities

Multiple Select

Which of the following would you likely find in a LTC facility?

(check all that apply)

• A female over 65 years of age

• A male under 18 years of age

• A recent hospital discharge following a hip replacement

• A 85 year old male with the diagnosis of dementia

Match

Match the Following

• Provider

• Facilities

• Skilled Care

• Acute Care

• Sub-Acute Care

People or organizations that provide health care

In Medical, places where health care is delivered

Medically necessary care given by skilled nurse or therapist

24 hour skilled care given in centers for short term immediate care

Care given for those who need less care than for a sudden illness but more than for chronic illness

• People or organizations that provide health care

• In Medical, places where health care is delivered

• Medically necessary care given by skilled nurse or therapist

• 24 hour skilled care given in centers for short term immediate care

• Care given for those who need less care than for a sudden illness but more than for chronic illness

Multiple Choice

What 3 major changes have a serious impact on how health care is provided?

​ ​ ​

• Increased use of expensive technology,

  Rising cost of health care, and new ways to control costs of care

• Difficulty of using technology,

  Healthcare shortages, and costly education

• Growing demand for health services, Increased access to medical information, and Improved quality of care

Match

Match the following terms:

• Medicare

• Medicaid

• Centers for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS)

Federal health insurance for 65 and older

Medical Assistance program for low income

Federal agency within US Dept. of Health and Human Services

• Federal health insurance for 65 and older

• Medical Assistance program for low income

• Federal agency within US Dept. of Health and Human Services

Dropdown

​ ​ ​ Type of care that places emphasis on the person needing car and their individuality and capabilities is ​​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Select answer

Match

Match the various parts of Medicare by what is covered:

• Part A

• Part B

• Part C

• Part D

Hospital Insurance

(hospital, SNF)

Medical Insurance

(Dr. Services)

Medicare Advantage

(Private insurance benefits)

Prescriptions Drug Coverage

• Hospital Insurance

  (hospital, SNF)

• Medical Insurance

  (Dr. Services)

• Medicare Advantage

  (Private insurance benefits)

• Prescriptions Drug Coverage

Open Ended

What is the difference between a policy and a procedure?

Multiple Choice

Which would not be a common policy or procedure in LTC?

• NAs report to the nurse

• NAs cannot accept gifts or money from residents

• NA must keep information confidential

• NAs may change a resident's care plan

Multiple Choice

True or False

Surveys conducted by the Joint Commission are not affiliated with state inspections. Facilities participate with these surveys on a voluntary basis.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Select the core values of culture change:

(Select all that apply)

• Respect

• Purposeful

  living

• Choice

• Dignity

• Self-determination

Match

Match each facility type correctly

• rehabilitation

• outpatient

• acute care

• subacute care

• Adult Day Service

specialist to help restore or improve function after illness or injury

for treatments, procedures, or surgeries

24 hr skilled for short term, immediate care for illnesses & injuries

care given in hospital or LTC for those who need less care than for an acute illness

care for people who need assistance during certain hours but who do not live in the facility

• specialist to help restore or improve function after illness or injury

• for treatments, procedures, or surgeries

• 24 hr skilled for short term, immediate care for illnesses & injuries

• care given in hospital or LTC for those who need less care than for an acute illness

• care for people who need assistance during certain hours but who do not live in the facility