Residents

intended use, such as which day a clinic session was on, day shifts or night shifts, specific educational blocks like the GPC, and split between first and second/third year residents. This schedule would be implemented on top of previously assigned educational units and clinic sessions, and optimized for the correct number of residents during each hour of the day. Figure 3A demonstrates the schedule blocks, showing the hours assigned by each block over the course of a Wednesday. This method also included

assisted living facilities are not an alternative to a nursing home in Sacramento, but an intermediate level of long-term care appropriate for many California seniors. Most Sacramento assisted living facilities create a service plan for each individual resident upon admission. This plan will help the facility meet the

discuss the ways in which the community challenged disorganization, because of the homogenous population, and lack of mobility. As the mainstream world in 1989 grew economically, conditions in the projects were contrary. Approximately 96% of the residents in the

Dementia is an umbrella term used to describe a large variety of symptoms associated with sensory loss, memory loss, and motor skill loss (ALS). Dementia is caused due to damage to the brain cells making sending signals to one another harder causing a large effect on a person’s ability to perform activities of daily living such as; using the bathroom, eating, and bathing. The damage also has large effects on the patient’s cognitive ability causing the main symptom, memory loss (ALS). There are

In the past I was an observer in the weekly care plan meetings. Now, I am a full participant as I am the person who schedule the meeting over the phone and gather all the books and sheets before the meeting begins. Also, Cobble Hill also has a resident council meeting in which I had the opportunity to attend. I also attend a dementia meeting which is once a week. In addition to the various meetings that I attend, there are also in-services that are mandated for all staff to attend such as, a town

but no one really knows what you're enduring. In this paragraph the poet demonstrates the emotions that the residents feel when they’re around the protagonist. Robinson implies third person point of view as “we thought that he was everything. To make us wish that we were in his place.” allowing the readers to comprehend that the protagonist was more than just a typical normal resident in their neighborhood. Also conveying that those who surrounded him were below their noble class that to them he

floor. This is an issue that harms not only the residents of Moses Hall but the environment as the lack of recycling alternatives leads to more production of more trash. The research proposed within this memorandum is devised of multiple tasks which will analyze internal and external factors of the recycling program as well as possible solutions.

Leaving the paternalistic approach out of community interventions can be challenging. Doing research and observing communities could cause apprehension between the residents and myself. This relationship could stem from the residents not trusting or being comfortable with a stranger (me) coming into their community to conduct research or observations. Knowing that the interactions I have with the individuals within an area could be either positive or negative, I still question the competency of my

people are forced to find assisted living care for a loved one. While, it can be sad to move a loved one from their home into an assisted living facility, many seniors greatly benefit from it. In fact, many residents are in much better after moving into a senior living facility. Some of the residents also like that are thrilled that living in a nursing home provides them with the companionship of other seniors. Even though there are multiple advantages of moving into a Nursing Home in Louisville KY,

24 to May 8, I volunteered at the Arc of southern Maryland, an organization that provides residential services for individuals with intellectual disability. This organization has several homes in the Leonardtown area. Each home has four to five residents that are grouped based on the developmental disability conditions. As part of the class, I was required to write eight reflection papers about my volunteer site visits that were minimum of one page. Additionally, the class required me to develop