We're
going to go for the higher amount of reported pain. So, make sure you train on that area. Do not
offer definitions of the response options, but if you can help them to narrow
it down, you can do that. "So, you
said you had pain," and then you can reiterate and then see if they can
narrow it down. So, you're not
re-defining it for them, but you're helping them virility x3 to try to narrow it down - the
frequency. So, it should be based on the
resident's interpretation of the frequency option for themselves. You can certainly -- there was techniques
that were talked about both with Rena and Dr.
Saliva, and these are the same techniques. You could use echoing to help clarify the
preference options, and if the resident does not respond according to the
response scale, "So, I hear you saying that you have pain," whatever
they're saying, but it doesn't fit into the scale, "Would you say it
is," and then bring them back to the scale and try to help them fit their
response into one of the responses that we have. Stop the interview and skip to J0800 to
complete the staff assessment of pain if the resident is unable to respond to
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