Order# RP110
resident interviews
18 minutes
$150 purchase; $75 rental
Younger residents with chronic conditions and permanent disabilities speak out about their lives in long term care. Expectations, dreams, and life plans have disappeared. Dealing with an environment developed for older individuals, they describe a daily quest for relevance and respect. For some it’s frustration and anger. For others with support of family and the facility, they create a life of substance in long-term care. Filmed at Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital.
Topics: young nursing home residents, respecting client, individuality
Audience: Nursing staff working in long-term care. Students in medical and allied health training programs.
| Special Considerations for the Young Nursing Home Resident |
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| Caring for the Younger Residents(CE615) | Understanding Me: The Younger Resident’s Perspective (RP110) |
| Discovering Appropriate Activities for the Young Resident (CE616) | |
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