ADC - Certified Activity Director Community Resources and Volunteer Management Flashcards
6 cards from real ADC practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning — missed cards come back until you master them.
Read the first 6 ADC - Certified Activity Director Community Resources and Volunteer Management flashcards as text
NCCAP recommends that activity professionals document volunteer hours primarily to:
Answer: Demonstrate program value to administration and support accreditation processes
Documenting volunteer hours demonstrates program value to administration and supports accreditation, quality improvement, and grant reporting processes.
An activity director is planning a pen pal program between residents and a local school. The MOST important safeguard is:
Answer: Obtaining resident and family consent and ensuring no protected health information is shared
Resident and family consent protects autonomy and privacy while HIPAA compliance ensures no protected health information is inadvertently disclosed.
A community partner wishes to film residents for a promotional video. The activity director must:
Answer: Obtain written informed consent from each resident or their legal representative before any filming
Written informed consent from each resident or legal representative is legally and ethically required before any filming or photography of residents.
The BEST way to sustain long-term community partnerships is to:
Answer: Maintain regular communication, express appreciation, and share outcomes demonstrating resident impact
Sustained partnerships require ongoing communication, genuine appreciation, and sharing outcomes that demonstrate meaningful impact on residents.
Which federal regulation is MOST directly relevant to volunteer safety requirements in long-term care facilities?
Answer: OSHA General Duty Clause requiring safe workplaces for all workers including volunteers
OSHA's General Duty Clause requires employers to provide a safe working environment for all workers, which includes volunteers in healthcare settings.
When an activity director receives feedback that a community partner program is not meeting resident expectations, the BEST response is to:
Answer: Meet with the partner, review resident feedback together, and collaboratively develop improvements
Collaborative problem-solving with partners, informed by resident feedback, preserves the relationship while improving program quality and resident outcomes.