Staying Connected in a Pandemic: The Basics

Activity keeps us connected. Know what it means to support older Australians and their families to stay connected and engaged during COVID-19 restrictions.

Category
Aged Care (Residential Care)
Author
Mark Longman
Endorser
Estia Health

Description

This is a foundation knowledge set that is a pre-requisite to the Staying Connected in a Pandemic set which covers the application of this knowledge via scenario-based learning.

Learning Objective

By the time the learners achieve mastery in the set, they will:

  • Recognise the health management practices in place to enable protection of older Australians in aged care.
  • Identify strategies that promote positive engagement and enable the provision of meaningful support activities whilst in isolation.
  • Recognise the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on older Australians and family to enable appropriate support to be provided.

Questions

  1. Health controls
  2. Visits
  3. Harmful impacts
  4. Complex cases
  5. Maintain routine
  6. Role of staff
  7. Connect with others
  8. Who can help?
  9. Support line
  10. . Stay in touch
  11. Make it count
  12. Stay active
Staying Connected in a Pandemic: The Basics

Staying Connected in a Pandemic: The Basics

Activity keeps us connected. Know what it means to support older Australians and their families to stay connected and engaged during COVID-19 restrictions.

Category
Aged Care (Residential Care)
Audiance
Aged Care Worker (Residential)
Endorser
Estia Health
Author
Mark Longman
Audio Support
Yes
No
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20-minute session
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