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Communication & Stakeholder Engagement Flashcards

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  1. Which communication approach is most effective when explaining grab bar placement options to a client who has low health literacy?

    Answer: Use plain language, demonstration models, and visual aids

    Plain language combined with visual and tactile demonstration tools supports comprehension for clients with low health literacy and increases engagement.

  2. A CAPS specialist is coordinating with a contractor who has not been trained in aging-in-place principles. The specialist should:

    Answer: Brief the contractor on aging-in-place design principles specific to the project

    Educating contractors on aging-in-place principles relevant to a specific project ensures modifications meet both functional and safety goals even when the contractor lacks formal CAPS training.

  3. What does 'active listening' specifically require a CAPS specialist to do during a client interview?

    Answer: Paraphrase what the client says to confirm understanding

    Paraphrasing and reflecting what the client said confirms accurate understanding and signals that the specialist is truly engaged with the client's concerns.

  4. A CAPS specialist is preparing a written proposal for a client. Which element is MOST important to include for clear stakeholder communication?

    Answer: A plain-language summary of the scope, timeline, and cost breakdown

    A plain-language summary enables clients and family stakeholders to understand and compare proposals without requiring technical expertise.

  5. Which scenario represents a boundary violation in CAPS client communication?

    Answer: Sharing a client's health information with a subcontractor without consent

    Sharing a client's health information with third parties without explicit consent violates privacy principles central to professional ethics in aging-in-place practice.

  6. When a client's family insists on attending every project meeting, the CAPS specialist should:

    Answer: Welcome family involvement while always directing key questions to the homeowner

    Family involvement can be a valuable support resource, but the homeowner must always be the primary communicant to preserve their authority and engagement in the process.

  7. A CAPS project involves modifying a rental unit for an elderly tenant. Who must be included as a key stakeholder in the communication plan?

    Answer: Both the tenant and the property owner

    In rental settings, both the tenant's functional needs and the property owner's rights and obligations are legally and practically relevant and must be addressed in communication.

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