Long Term Care Facility Evaluation

[YOUR COMPANY NAME]

Date: ________________________

Introduction: This Quality Improvement Evaluation for long-term care facilities aims to boost resident care quality by identifying improvement areas, best practices, and optimization opportunities for resident care, staff training, and operations. It's essential to ensure high care standards and service improvements.

Background: Long-term care facilities, essential for assisting those with aging, illness, or disability, must regularly evaluate and improve their performance through quality measures.

Criteria:

This rating scale is a key tool for evaluating our long-term care facility's services. It uses a 1-5 scale with specific descriptors for each rating to ensure clear, consistent assessments.

1: Very Dissatisfied

2: Dissatisfied

3: Neutral

4: Satisfied

5: Very Satisfied

Criteria	Rating (1-5)
Resident Satisfaction Evaluate resident satisfaction levels through surveys or feedback mechanisms.
Clinical Care Quality Assess the quality of clinical care provided to residents, including medical treatments, medication management, and adherence to care plans.
Staff Training and Competency Evaluate staff training programs, competencies, and certifications to ensure they are equipped to meet residents' needs effectively.
Facility Cleanliness and Safety Assess the cleanliness and safety of the facility, including infection control measures, maintenance of equipment, and adherence to safety protocols.
Communication and Coordination Evaluate communication channels among staff, residents, families, and healthcare providers to ensure effective coordination of care.
Resident Rights Protection Assess the facility's adherence to resident rights, including privacy, autonomy, and dignity, as outlined by regulatory standards.
Quality Improvement Initiatives Evaluate the facility's implementation of quality improvement initiatives, including policies, procedures, and performance improvement plans.

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