JLNC Summer 2023 Article 2 Test

Description

Title: What do we owe People Living with Dementia? Setting Ethical Priorities for a Standard of Care

This activity awards 1 contact hour. Valid until 6-1-2026

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Choose the best answer for each question. Required minimum passing score is 70%.

Learning Outcomes: This activity is designed to provide an overview of the ethical priorities for a standard of care for people affected by dementia. Upon completion of the learning activity the learner will be able to:

a. Id a. Identify dementia risks in aging population and vulnerability in health care settings

b. Id b. Identify principles of autonomy, welfare, and dignity that create an ethical basis for dementia care

c. Describe ethical priorities that can be implemented through use of person-centered care, anticipation of needs, nursing/medical oversight, freedom from restraints, training, and adequate staffing