Abuse, Neglect, Misappropriation Training Packet
2016-01 FTHC In-Service:
Abuse, Neglect, Misappropriation
Part 1: Abuse, Neglect, Misappropriation
- Defining Abuse, Neglect & Misappropriation
- Family Tree Home Care advocates
for ALL elders.
- It is mandatory that this packet be
read, and saved for reference.
- Care Directors are always available to
discuss any concerns.
- Elder's SAFETY is our #1 prioirty.
- The "Elements" of Abuse, Neglect &
Misappropriation
- Act
- Intent
- Harm
- Exemption
- Abuse
- Act
- Infliction of injury.
- Unreasonable confinement.
- Intimidation (including verbal or
mental abuse directed at a specific
patient or resident).
- Punishment
- Intent - Willful infliction of the act.
- Harm
- Physical Harm
- Pain
- Mental anguish
- Assault and battery
- Neglect
- Act - Failure to provide appropriate -
- Intent - Intentional or the result of
carelessness.
- Harm - Failed to maintain health and
safety as evidenced by:
- Harm
- Deterioration in physical, mental or
emotional condition.
- Exemption: Caused by factors beyond
individual's control.
- Misappropriation
- Act
- Misplacement
- Exploitation
- Wrongful, temporary or permanent
use.
- Intent: Deliberate
- Harm
- Exemption: Patient's consent.
- Examples:
- Abuse
- Any physical aggression toward elder
such as kicking, shoving, pushing.
- Any verbal abuse such as profanity
directed at elder.
- Neglect
- Allow a resident during winter
months to be outside without a warm
coat.
- Allowing an elder to remain in
soiled undergarments creating a
potential skin breakdown.
- Misappropriation
- Using elder's credit card for
personal use.
- Stealing money from elder
- Uisng elder's phone for personal use
without permission.
Continue To Part 2
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