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Question 10 of 26

What are some things that need to be done in preparation for taking residents to an activity away from the facility?

"One of the most important things is to verify with the nurses which patients are able to travel and which ones are not. Just because I know most of the residents doesn't mean that issues may not arise from day to day. So, the morning of a scheduled outing, I always go over the list of residents who are planning to attend and double check with the assigned nurse to make sure it is safe for them to travel with our group."

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  • 10. What are some things that need to be done in preparation for taking residents to an activity away from the facility?

      How to Answer

      any activities are scheduled within the facility. However, others, especially around the holidays, are often scheduled outside of the care facility. Not all residents/patients are able to go. As an activities aide, you will be responsible for assisting with transportation arrangements and determining who is able to be transported safely. The interviewer wants to know that you have an understanding of what is required during this time.

      Written by Darby Faubion

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      "I always call the place where our activity is schedule to verify that no unforeseen issues have come up that would cause us to have to reschedule. Also, we always like to check the weather forecast to make sure the roads are going to be safe for travel."


      Written by Darby Faubion

      Answer Example

      "One of the most important things is to verify with the nurses which patients are able to travel and which ones are not. Just because I know most of the residents doesn't mean that issues may not arise from day to day. So, the morning of a scheduled outing, I always go over the list of residents who are planning to attend and double check with the assigned nurse to make sure it is safe for them to travel with our group."

      Written by Darby Faubion