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AMBER ARMUTH
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OK.
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So I think most everybody on here knows me, but I know for sure we have one new face.
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We have a new nurse out of Greenwood.
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She's training in Greenwood for our in the Avon office and I see her here.
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So welcome, Karen.
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And my name is Amber.
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I'm the clinical lead for the state.
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I have been working with the administrators really closely to offer some optional education over the last few months.
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Last time our topic was admissions for the nurses.
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Got a lot of really positive feedback from that. So we decided to move forward with another one this month and this one's extended out to all of the operations staff also because grievances are something that can be and should be handled by everybody in the office.
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They are not just on the administrator, the nurse, the branch manager, whoever, because you all speak to the clients and the caregivers regularly and you need to have the information and knowledge on what to do when you receive a complaint from a client, family or caregiver. So we.
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Going to talk through that today.
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So first of all.
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I'm gonna turn off my camera while I talk.
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I'm so sorry.
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My screen's on the other side.
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I don't want to be looking to the side here.
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So first of all, to differentiate between a complaint and a grievance can sometimes be challenging, but really excited. We have created a tool that's going to help you through that.
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But I want to show you the definitions here.
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So a complaint is any formal or informal verbal expression of dissatisfaction with care or service that is expressed by the client or family.
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That it solved at that time by staff present.
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OK.
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These are, you know, small, small type of issues.
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The client's upset. Maybe their caregiver continues to be 10 minutes late every single day.
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And you offer to either replace the caregiver, they decline.
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You re educate the staff so that is a simple complaint.
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It can be handled right.
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Then you can either restaff it if they ask or re educate the caregiver to correct that behavior. That's that.
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The the client is upset about.
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A grievance is any formal or informal verbal expression of dissatisfaction with care or service that is expressed by the client or family that is not solved at that time by staff present. Also, any formal or informal written expression of dissatisfaction.
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Any complaint regarding abuse, neglect, exploitation, fraud, harm or other non compliance is automatically a grievance.
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So first of all, who can make a complaint?
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It can be anybody really. It could be the client.
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It could be a client's family member or it could be a caregiver.
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We do sometimes receive grievances or complaints from our caregivers, and it's important that we address them in the same manner as we do our client complaints.
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So who can take a complaint that can be anybody in the office?
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Any internal staff member can be the nurse.
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The branch manager, care supervisor, recruiting specialist, or the administrator because keep in mind, our patients do have access to our administrator's phone number. We we educate them upon admission about complaints and grievances and how to reach the administrator.
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So sometimes they do go directly to the administrator and bypass the office.
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Who can resolve the complaint?
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Again, this can be any internal staff member.
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If it can be fixed by you immediately.
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Again, remember that is a complaint.