Fina semester 1 level 4 HCM game revision

What is Integrated Care?

• Care provided by a single healthcare professional

• Collaboration between multiple healthcare providers to offer comprehensive care

• Care provided only in hospitals

• None of the above

Which concept emphasizes the need for collaboration in delivering care?

• Multidisciplinary care

• Person-centred care

• Single-provider care

• Holistic care

Co-production in healthcare refers to:

• Healthcare professionals making all decisions

• Healthcare professionals and individuals working together in decision-making

• Only individuals making decisions about their care

• A system where care is dictated by the government

What is the key challenge organizations face when working together in integrated care?

• Identifying financial resources

• Overcoming communication barriers

• Reducing patient numbers

• Increasing staff numbers

What is an example of a service in the voluntary sector supporting an individual’s care needs?

• Public hospitals

• Private healthcare providers

• Hospice care services

• Government-funded clinics

What does the Strength-Based Approach in care planning focus on?

• The individual’s weaknesses

• The individual’s existing capabilities and strengths

• The healthcare provider’s resources

• Legal restrictions

What is the main aim of person-centred care?

• To provide care based on the provider’s preferences

• To respect and promote the individual’s dignity, choices, and preferences

• To reduce healthcare costs

• To simplify the care process

Which of the following is an example of a person-centred approach?

• Providing care based on the caregiver’s schedule

• Involving the individual in care planning and decisions

• Giving instructions without consulting the individual

• Offering limited choices for simplicity

Which principle must be followed when assessing an individual's mental capacity?

• The person must always agree to the treatment

• Capacity is decision-specific and time-specific

• The person must be a legal adult

• The person must be incapacitated

What is the purpose of information sharing in multidisciplinary care?

• To increase the burden on healthcare workers

• To ensure all professionals involved are aware of the care plan for the individual

• To avoid the use of personal data

• To prevent any change in care plans