To complete this part of the assessment, read the Case Study Scenario below and complete your written responses to questions 1- 17 in the spaces provided in this document. Please one bedroom flat and provides Fran with access to assistance when required, but also allows some privacy. Fran is widowed and her home was sold six (6) months ago. After Fran moved Part 1: Case Study Scenario ensure you take note of the required answer word length where indicated. Once completed you must submit this assessment to the assessor for marking. Case Study Scenario: Fran Fran Agnesi is 68 years old and was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease 2 years ago. She lives with her son (Nick) and daughter-in-law (Margie) in a separated part of the house - it is a into her new home, Nick and Margie noticed that behaviours such as confusion, distress and agitation increased. Fran was usually a calm and happy person and very involved in helping others, so this was an unexpected change that the family were not expecting to deal with at this stage of their lives. Fran was born in Italy and travelled to Australia as a young woman with her parents and siblings, and later met her husband, Peter, at her work. They raised four (4) sons and a daughter, and were devoted Catholics. Fran's greatest memory was travelling to Rome and visiting the Vatican City with Peter when they were newly married. She talks about that trip often. Fran was very involved in the social activities of the Catholic Church until her diagnosis - she volunteered her time to clean, do some administrative tasks and bake food for the congregation. She also attended many social events with other women, such as luncheons, bingo and playing cards. Fran still attends church on Sunday but can no longer drive, and has limited capacity in managing even simple tasks. Nick works full time, and is often involved in work projects that take him interstate regularly. Margie works as a part time administrative officer at a high school. They have two (2) children; the oldest (Tom) is 23 years old, and their daughter (Gemma) is 18 years old. Both are involved in either study, work or socialising. Margie and Gemma supervise Fran regularly, and help with her shopping and some domestic chores. Recently, after Margie required a stay in hospital following a medical procedure, Nick needed Tom and Gemma to help out while she was away. Due to increased behaviours of concern from Fran, and the complaints and resentment from her grandchildren, Nick decided after a few days that home care services were required to take away some of the pressure and responsibility from his family, especially as Margie is recovering and will have ongoing health issues. In the initial assessment, Nick had spoken about the problematic issues of recent increased behaviours of concern. These had increased while Margie was in hospital, and Nick was looking for support in using more effective strategies. After a comprehensive assessment of needs, an individualised plan was developed. Part of this plan is included in the Appendix in Part 3 of this document. You are a Support Worker who will be providing most of the care for Fran. Fran requires assistance with showering, dressing, grooming, and some domestic chores. You are attending their home for the first time and want to clarify how you can best meet Fran's needs. Fran's son, Nick, is also present. 15. Four (4) weeks after this meeting, you are involved in a review with your colleagues on the strategies in the individualised care plan used to reduce Fran's behaviours of a) Explain how outcomes should be reviewed and evaluated. Your answer must be ress note after your meeting with Fran and Nick using the sample template in the Appendix. concern. between 40 - 80 words in length. 1 note b) Explain why outcomes should be reviewed and evaluated. Your answer must be between 40 - 80 words in length. A of chive C Describe how you would manage any documents that contain personal information according to documentation policies and procedures. Your answer must be between 50 - 100 words in length. For many carers and aged care workers, supporting a person living with dementia can, at times, be stressful. When providing support to people with dementia, such as a) Outline two (2) reasons why it is important to monitor your own stress levels. Each reason should be 20 - 60 words in length. i. Fran, it is important that you know how to care for yourself ii. e? How can you monitor you own stress levels? Your answer must include four (4) indicators of stress, and be between 30 - 80 words in length. R Outline four (4) self-care strategies you could use. i. ii. iv. To complete this part of the assessment, read the Case Study Scenario below and complete your written responses to questions 1- 17 in the spaces provided in this document. Please one bedroom flat and provides Fran with access to assistance when required, but also allows some privacy. Fran is widowed and her home was sold six (6) months ago. After Fran moved Part 1: Case Study Scenario ensure you take note of the required answer word length where indicated. Once completed you must submit this assessment to the assessor for marking. Case Study Scenario: Fran Fran Agnesi is 68 years old and was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease 2 years ago. She lives with her son (Nick) and daughter-in-law (Margie) in a separated part of the house - it is a into her new home, Nick and Margie noticed that behaviours such as confusion, distress and agitation increased. Fran was usually a calm and happy person and very involved in helping others, so this was an unexpected change that the family were not expecting to deal with at this stage of their lives. Fran was born in Italy and travelled to Australia as a young woman with her parents and siblings, and later met her husband, Peter, at her work. They raised four (4) sons and a daughter, and were devoted Catholics. Fran's greatest memory was travelling to Rome and visiting the Vatican City with Peter when they were newly married. She talks about that trip often. Fran was very involved in the social activities of the Catholic Church until her diagnosis - she volunteered her time to clean, do some administrative tasks and bake food for the congregation. She also attended many social events with other women, such as luncheons, bingo and playing cards. Fran still attends church on Sunday but can no longer drive, and has limited capacity in managing even simple tasks. Nick works full time, and is often involved in work projects that take him interstate regularly. Margie works as a part time administrative officer at a high school. They have two (2) children; the oldest (Tom) is 23 years old, and their daughter (Gemma) is 18 years old. Both are involved in either study, work or socialising. Margie and Gemma supervise Fran regularly, and help with her shopping and some domestic chores. Recently, after Margie required a stay in hospital following a medical procedure, Nick needed Tom and Gemma to help out while she was away. Due to increased behaviours of concern from Fran, and the complaints and resentment from her grandchildren, Nick decided after a few days that home care services were required to take away some of the pressure and responsibility from his family, especially as Margie is recovering and will have ongoing health issues. In the initial assessment, Nick had spoken about the problematic issues of recent increased behaviours of concern. These had increased while Margie was in hospital, and Nick was looking for support in using more effective strategies. After a comprehensive assessment of needs, an individualised plan was developed. Part of this plan is included in the Appendix in Part 3 of this document. You are a Support Worker who will be providing most of the care for Fran. Fran requires assistance with showering, dressing, grooming, and some domestic chores. You are attending their home for the first time and want to clarify how you can best meet Fran's needs. Fran's son, Nick, is also present. 15. Four (4) weeks after this meeting, you are involved in a review with your colleagues on the strategies in the individualised care plan used to reduce Fran's behaviours of a) Explain how outcomes should be reviewed and evaluated. Your answer must be ress note after your meeting with Fran and Nick using the sample template in the Appendix. concern. between 40 - 80 words in length. 1 note b) Explain why outcomes should be reviewed and evaluated. Your answer must be between 40 - 80 words in length. A of chive C Describe how you would manage any documents that contain personal information according to documentation policies and procedures. Your answer must be between 50 - 100 words in length. For many carers and aged care workers, supporting a person living with dementia can, at times, be stressful. When providing support to people with dementia, such as a) Outline two (2) reasons why it is important to monitor your own stress levels. Each reason should be 20 - 60 words in length. i. Fran, it is important that you know how to care for yourself ii. e? How can you monitor you own stress levels? Your answer must include four (4) indicators of stress, and be between 30 - 80 words in length. R Outline four (4) self-care strategies you could use. i. ii. iv