In what circumstances would you need to support a Resident to question or challenge decisions made about them by others? Select all that apply.
A. The Residents in the lounge all decide they want to watch the football match on TV.
B. The activity co-ordinator doesn't ask a Resident if they want to go on an outing as their family said they don't want them to go out.
C. The GP changes the Resident's medication without speaking to the Resident first.
D. A colleague tells you not to take the Resident through for an activity as 'they won't enjoy it.'
Answer (2)
Residents should be supported in challenging decisions regarding their preferences and health, particularly when they are not consulted, such as in changes to medication or activity participation. Ensuring a Resident's autonomy and voice in these scenarios is crucial for their well-being. Respecting their rights allows for better decisions that align with their personal desires and needs. ;
Residents should be supported to challenge decisions made about them especially when they are not consulted, such as in the case of medication changes or when their activity preferences are ignored. Ensuring their autonomy is crucial for their well-being. Supporting Residents in these areas empowers them to express their choices and rights.
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