CPG Personal Care Planning Flashcards

What is the primary goal of a personal care plan developed by a CPG for a ward?

Answer: Maximize the ward's quality of life and meet their individual needs

The primary goal of a personal care plan is to maximize the ward's quality of life by addressing their individual needs and preferences.

When developing a personal care plan, which factor must a CPG prioritize above all others?

Answer: The ward's expressed preferences and best interests

A CPG must prioritize the ward's expressed preferences and best interests when developing and implementing a personal care plan.

How often should a CPG review and update a ward's personal care plan?

Answer: Regularly and whenever a significant change occurs in the ward's condition

Personal care plans must be reviewed regularly and updated whenever a significant change occurs in the ward's condition or circumstances.

What does the 'least restrictive alternative' principle require of a CPG in personal care planning?

Answer: Choosing care options that preserve the most freedom and autonomy for the ward

The least restrictive alternative principle requires guardians to choose care options that preserve the maximum freedom and autonomy for the ward while still meeting their needs.

Which group is typically involved in developing a comprehensive personal care plan for a ward?

Answer: An interdisciplinary team including healthcare providers, social workers, and the ward

Developing an effective personal care plan typically involves an interdisciplinary team including healthcare providers, social workers, and the ward themselves.

A ward has expressed a clear preference for a specific residential setting. How should a CPG respond?

Answer: Consider the preference seriously and accommodate it when it is in the ward's best interest

A CPG must seriously consider a ward's residential preferences and accommodate them when doing so is consistent with the ward's best interest.