Maureen
May 2nd, 2006, 01:58 PM
During the 7th SOW, in the Culture Change Pilot 2004-2005, IPRO and six New York nursing homes had the pleasure of working with approximately 32 Quality Improvement Organizations (QIOs) in a CMS-sponsored Improving Nursing Home Culture-Person Centered Care (INHC-PCC) Pilot Project. The pilot incorporated transformational change practices and procedures with special focus on three significant domains:
workplace practice
care practice
environmentFor additional information on this pilot visit http://providers.ipro.org/index/nhqi_CC_Pilot_04-05
On May 1st, 2006, Dr. Patricia Gagliano, Clinical Director of NHQI; Pauline Kinney, Director of NHQI; and Barbara Schwartz, Director of Communications; presented the work of the QIOs at the American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA) New York Chapter Annual Conference.
To provide a concrete application of person centered care, the attached Group Exercise was offered and the materials and instructions are include here for your use at your facility. [Cards were printed on Avery Name Badge #5392]
Mystery Game:
Finding the Clues to Person-Centered Care
This exercise has three instructional objectives:
1.To provide a concrete application of person-centered care that shows how institution-centered care inadvertently accelerates an individual’s decline.
2.To underscore how the entire caregiving system within a nursing home is organized in an institution-centered way and how changes in all aspects of care and services will be needed to achieve a shift in the culture toward person-centered routines.
3. To provide participants with an experience of teamwork.
Please follow up here after you utilize this exercise with the staff at your facility.
workplace practice
care practice
environmentFor additional information on this pilot visit http://providers.ipro.org/index/nhqi_CC_Pilot_04-05
On May 1st, 2006, Dr. Patricia Gagliano, Clinical Director of NHQI; Pauline Kinney, Director of NHQI; and Barbara Schwartz, Director of Communications; presented the work of the QIOs at the American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA) New York Chapter Annual Conference.
To provide a concrete application of person centered care, the attached Group Exercise was offered and the materials and instructions are include here for your use at your facility. [Cards were printed on Avery Name Badge #5392]
Mystery Game:
Finding the Clues to Person-Centered Care
This exercise has three instructional objectives:
1.To provide a concrete application of person-centered care that shows how institution-centered care inadvertently accelerates an individual’s decline.
2.To underscore how the entire caregiving system within a nursing home is organized in an institution-centered way and how changes in all aspects of care and services will be needed to achieve a shift in the culture toward person-centered routines.
3. To provide participants with an experience of teamwork.
Please follow up here after you utilize this exercise with the staff at your facility.