Question

1. what philosophy of care do both hospice and long - term care models emphasize?

following a traditional medical model
caring for the physical, mental, and psychosocial domains
focusing only on spiritual well - being
relying on the minimum data set (mds) for care planning

1. who must receive hospice bereavement services after the death of a nursing facility resident who received hospice care?

all facility residents
anyone identified in the bereavement plan of care
all staff of the facility
anyone who served the resident as a hospice volunteer

Explanation:

• Question 9: Hospice and long - term care models focus on holistic care. The traditional medical model is more disease - oriented. Focusing only on spiritual well - being is too narrow. Relying on the Minimum Data Set (MDS) is a tool, not a philosophy. Caring for physical, mental, and psychosocial domains is a holistic approach which is emphasized in both.
• Question 10: Hospice bereavement services are for those identified in the bereavement plan of care. All facility residents or all staff may not be directly affected in the way that those in the plan are. Just being a volunteer is not the sole criterion; it is about being in the pre - determined bereavement plan.

Answer:

• Question 9: Caring for the physical, mental, and psychosocial domains
• Question 10: Anyone identified in the bereavement plan of care