Module 5 Resident And Family Engagement

Module 5 Resident And Family Engagement Facilitator Notes Agency The resident and family engagement module focuses on the roles and responsibilities of the resident and family as a member of the facility safety team. engaging the resident and family as partners will help assure they can be active participants in their care and in the decision making process and understand how the facility is using resources. Resident and family engagement—. is an important component of person centered care. creates an environment in which every team member, including the resident and their family, can work as partners to improve health care quality and safety. recognizes residents and family as —. valuable members of the health care team.

Module 5 Resident And Family Engagement Ask participants how they would define resident and family engagement. compare the definitions provided by the team to those presented in slides 4–5. discuss staff perceptions of resident and family engagement and how their perceptions compare to those of residents and families. use slides 6–7 to supplement the discussion. Resident and family engagement | 12 what is resident and family engagement?5 •resident and family engagement— –is an important component of person centered care –creates an environment in which every team member, including the resident and their family, can work as partners to improve health care quality and safety. Consider how participants’ understanding of family engagement aligns. chart the ideas. 10. share module five: handout 3. encourage participants to review the goals, learning objectives, competencies, and “thoughts from the field” in module five: handout 1 as they complete the reflective practice exercise. 11. The six modules are rooted in relevant theory and practice. the topics in this series can help guide current and aspiring early childhood professionals to: consider how the relationships they build with families can support positive parent child relationships. learn how to use reflective practice as one strategy to enhance work with families.

Module 5 Resident And Family Engagement Facilitator Notes Agency Consider how participants’ understanding of family engagement aligns. chart the ideas. 10. share module five: handout 3. encourage participants to review the goals, learning objectives, competencies, and “thoughts from the field” in module five: handout 1 as they complete the reflective practice exercise. 11. The six modules are rooted in relevant theory and practice. the topics in this series can help guide current and aspiring early childhood professionals to: consider how the relationships they build with families can support positive parent child relationships. learn how to use reflective practice as one strategy to enhance work with families. School and district leaders may consider the following strategies for making a commitment to equitable family engagement. plan strategically over time. practicing equitable family engagement requires an intentional, long term effort to change ingrained perceptions, beliefs, and regular practices of school staff. The importance of family engagement in care and decision making has been a hallmark of pediatric care for thirty years. 9 in pediatrics, patient and family engagement are often conceptually “linked” because children are generally not considered autonomous decision makers. therefore, we will discuss pfe together as one entity in this manuscript.

Module 5 Resident And Family Engagement Facilitator Notes Agency School and district leaders may consider the following strategies for making a commitment to equitable family engagement. plan strategically over time. practicing equitable family engagement requires an intentional, long term effort to change ingrained perceptions, beliefs, and regular practices of school staff. The importance of family engagement in care and decision making has been a hallmark of pediatric care for thirty years. 9 in pediatrics, patient and family engagement are often conceptually “linked” because children are generally not considered autonomous decision makers. therefore, we will discuss pfe together as one entity in this manuscript.