Product Description
PRESENTER
Cindy Fronning, RN-BC, IP-BC, AS-BC, RAC-CT, CDONA, FACDONA
Master Trainer
Director of Education
This program will raise the awareness of Parkinson’s induced Psychosis within the long-term arena. Many nursing home residents with Parkinson’s experience the symptoms of delusions and hallucinations which causes them to self-isolate, stop eating, and put themselves at risk with their safety. This training will prepare the post-acute staff to recognize these symptoms, tips in accurate and complete documentation and how to create an effective care plan. This presentation will provide information in a manner that can then be relayed to their staff such as symptom assessment, interventions and care planning.
The participant will be able to:
1. Describe 2 types of hallucinations or delusions that a Resident with Parkinson’s might experience.
2. List three things that need to be documented to prove a reduction in medication is not warranted.
3. Identify 3 interventions that should be included on the care plan.
AUDIENCE
Nursing Staff in Post-Acute care settings: Nursing, Case Managers. Pharmacists
1 Nursing contact hour This CNE activity has been jointly provided by Terri Goodman & Associates collaboratively with NADONA. Terri Goodman & Associates is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Texas Nurses Association – Approver, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s commission –Accreditation
This unrestricted educational activity is provided through a Medical Educational Grant from Acadia Pharmaceuticals.
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