Neglect: The Most Frequent Abuse
in Long-Term Care
Georgia Stevens, PhD, APRN, BC
(4 DVD series)

Personal Care ADL Neglect
Order# AB404
Residents residing in long-term care often have significant needs for care in ADLs--bathing, dressing, toileting, eating, and ambulating. Neglect in these vital areas contributes to poor emotional and somatic outcomes for residents. This video emphasizes how important it is to prevent neglect in ADLs. No one wants to be dirty or soiled, no one wants to be hungry or thirsty. Filmed at Alice Manor. *New Release*
interactive discussion
20 minutes
title price: $150; $75 rental

Behavioral Neglect:
Triggering Aggression
Order# AB405
Residents' emotional, behavioral, and social needs are integral to their quality of life. If neglected, agitation, aggression or depression are inevitable. Further, physical well-being is also placed in jeopardy. This video identifies areas of behavioral neglect, why it happens and the devastating consequences not only for the resident, but also for staff and the facility. *New Release*
interactive discussion
20 minutes
title price: $150; $75 rental

Family Neglect: Precipitating Outrage
Order# AB406
Family members often present the most difficult care challenges. Neglecting or ignoring family concerns or inappropriate response to family concerns, creates significant, stressful and costly issues in long-term care. This video identifies situations which can precipitate family outrage and provides staff effective tools to respond to even the most difficult family members. *New Release*
interactive discussion
20 minutes
title price: $150; $75 rental

Hidden Neglect Abuse
Order# AB 407
More prevalent than any other form of neglect and just as abusive, this is the neglect of a resident’s individuality. A resident who likes a quiet world is placed in a noisy environment. A vivacious resident is left in their room. A person who likes to decide on their personal appearance isn’t given choices.
Dr. Stevens works with nursing assistants to identify these de-humanizing abusive situations. *New Release*
interactive discussion
20 minutes
title price: $150; $75 rental

Or purchase the whole series below and save!
series price: $500

Purchase entire series -> 

Program titles

 

Phone 800 328 7450 | Fax 410 706 8471
Copyright © University of Maryland School of Medicine Video Press
Primary photos: Susie Fitzhugh, Additional Photography: Robert Stockfield; King Gimp photos, Chuck Fishman