Title: Design a plan of work for accomplishing ADL.
Course: Family and Human Services II (19999-II) > Section: Managing the Home Environment

Design should include

- creating a plan of work for accomplishing each task (e.g., meal management, housekeeping, response to emergencies)
- identifying safety hazards in the home
  - environmental hazards (e.g., electrical, trip and slip, biohazards)
  - sanitation concerns (e.g., food handling and storage)
- identifying the accommodations needed by the client
- following the plan
- evaluating the plan
- revising the plan, as needed.

Process/Skill Questions:

Thinking

- What obstacles can make accomplishing daily tasks difficult?
- How can daily tasks influence the overall health of the client?

Communication

- How should a professional document safety and sanitation concerns?
- How is a client’s ability to perform daily living tasks evaluated?

Leadership

- What responsibility does a human services provider have in ensuring that daily tasks are accomplished?
- How are safety hazards mitigated?

Management

- What governing mandates are associated with safety and sanitation in the home?
- What form of documentation can be used to show that safety and sanitation problems have been resolved?