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1 BEHAVIOURAL ASSESSMENT FORM PLACEMENT SERVICES Client Name: Date of Birth: HCN: Date of Completion: (Last Name, First Name) (Day/Month/Year) (Day/Month/Year) (Version Code) INSTRUCTIONS: Frequency scales are from least to most. Frequency 0=never 1=behaviours occurred within 1 year but not present within 3 months 2=less than once a week 3=once or twice a week 4=several times a week 5=once or twice a day 6=several times a day 7=several times an hour Enter the appropriate Frequency scale that applies. Please indicate the behaviour that most describes the client within the last 12 MONTHS. Comment sections MUST include triggers, onset, frequency of occurrence, time of day and interventions required. CS.PCS.Form # 132 Approved Version Page 1 of 7
2 1. Wanders Frequency (0-7) (aimless wandering, exit seeking, pacing, include wandering in wheelchair, etc) Wanders aimlessly in and out of rooms Wanders halls but does not attempt to leave immediate environment Wanders and will leave immediate environment if not prevented Exit seeks 2. Hoarding/Rummaging Frequency (0-7) Hoards food or medication or picks up objects which are lying around, but does not search other s belongings Searches other s belongings looking for food, medications or objects 3. Agitated Behaviour (state of restlessness, nagging, pleading, inability to relax Frequency (0-7) often accompanied by restlessness activity such as pacing up and down, repetitiveness, unrealistic fears, i.e. abandonment) Behaviour present describe below in more detail 4. Verbally Aggressive/Angry Behaviour Frequency (0-7) (cursing, swearing, use of obscenity, profanity, etc. - different from normal behaviour) Displays anger or is verbally abusive in predictable situation, i.e. when provoked Angry or verbally aggressive with no apparent provocation CS.PCS.Form # 132 Approved Version Page 2 of 7
3 5. Physically Aggressive/Angry Behaviour Frequency (0-7) (spitting, kicking, grabbing, pushing, throwing objects, hitting self and others, etc.) Displays anger, physically aggressive in predictable situations, i.e. when provoked Angry or physically aggressive with no apparent provocation 6. Suspicious Behaviour Frequency (0-7) (fear of abandonment, harmed, stealing belongings, hiding objects, infidelity, etc.) Occasionally suspicious of food or people Hallucinations please describe below Suspicious of most people/food but behaviour does not disrupt daily routine Suspicious of most people/food in environment to the extent that it interferes with daily routines, i.e. eating 7. Indiscriminate Ingestion of Foreign Substances Frequency (0-7) Ingests, eats foreign substances Ingests foreign substances/objects, requires frequent supervision 8. Inappropriate Sexual Behaviour (dirty talk, grabbing, touching, etc) Frequency (0-7) Exposes self or makes inappropriate remarks or gestures Touches others inappropriately CS.PCS.Form # 132 Approved Version Page 3 of 7
4 9. Smoking (please refer to smoking assessment guidelines) Frequency (0-7) (non-smoker) Independent safe smoker Unsafe smoker (burned self or others, falling asleep while smoking, puts out cigarettes in inappropriate places, hides cigarettes and lighter/matches, burned clothing/environment, overflowing ashtray) 10. Substance Misuse/Abuse Frequency (0-7) (A) Alcohol (B) Drug Abuse (illicit/prescribed/over the counter medication) Social drinker only Causing danger to self only Causing danger to self and others Causing danger to self only Causing danger to self and others _ 11. Resists Treatment or Refuses Care Frequency (0-7) Resists or refuses but can be persuaded to comply Resists or refuses and misses treatment as a result _ 12. Low Mood/Depressed Frequency (0-7) (no known diagnoses of depression/not on anti-depressants) Exhibits behaviour but participates in activities (no change in normal routine) Exhibits behaviour and refuses to participate or cooperate in activities (loss of interest/change from normal routine) CS.PCS.Form # 132 Approved Version Page 4 of 7
5 13. Suicidal Behaviour Frequency (0-7) Verbalizes ideas of suicide, no prior history of threats or attempts Verbalizes ideas of suicide, history of prior threats or attempts Verbalizes plans for suicide Previous attempted suicide (please indicate if and where patient was hospitalized) 14. Potential for Injury to Self or Others (Presence of behaviour that places self or others Frequency (0-7) at risk for psycho-social or physical injury, and which requires intervention; includes clients whose physical condition or tendency toward violence contributes to the risk. Intervention is aimed at reducing or removing risks.) General observation and intermittent intervention required less frequently than every hour Close observation and intermittent intervention required hourly or more often Close and constant intervention required every 15 minutes or more often 15. Ineffective Coping (Presence of behaviour that reflects an inability to deal appropriately Frequency (0-7) with routine living situations or with individuals and which requires intervention. Intervention is aimed at altering ability to cope.) Intervention required totaling less than 30 minutes over a 24-hour period Intervention required totaling from 30 minutes up to but not including 2 hours over a 24-hour period Intense intervention required totaling 2 hours or more over a 24-hour period _ CS.PCS.Form # 132 Approved Version Page 5 of 7
6 If there are any behaviours not otherwise addressed on this form, please identify them and the interventions that were successful in managing the behaviours: (Psychogeriatric/Geriatric Assessments i.e. Pharmaceutical interventions) Are there any life-altering experiences which might trigger behaviours? (i.e. Holocaust Survivor, Traumatic Loss) Summarizing Comments: Form Completed By (please print) Signature Key Additional Informant(s) Date CS.PCS.Form # 132 Approved Version Page 6 of 7
7 Guidelines for Completing the Behavioural Assessment Form All Long-Term Care applicants with identified behaviours in the RAI-HC (scoring or in the notes in the preceding 12 months) must have a Behavioural Assessment completed to capture the type of behaviour. Legibility is imperative when completing the tool. For each behavior check the box that best describes the behavior within the last 12 months. For each behavior enter the number that best reflects the Frequency of the behavior using the 0-7 scale as indicated on page 1. Clearly state a Description of the behavior/triggers - describe the what, where, when. (i.e. attempts to hit staff with cane, gestures with fist, agitated when someone attempts to change the client s clothes). Refrain from using words such as "combative", or resistive. Indicate if the client actually hit or injured someone and describe these events (i.e. what does the client do?) Indicate how long the behaviour has been occurring? is it new or long-standing? List the Current interventions including the amount of time required per day. Indicate how the behaviour is managed by others? What works, doesn't work that would inform the LTCH for managing the behaviour? For clients on a psychotropic medication for the behaviours, describe the behavior without the medication. Indicate if client has been seen by a psychogeriatrician/health professionals/other resources. Include consultation notes if available. Describe the impacts of the behavior: Verbal abusive - How does the behaviour affect others - does the client go to his/her room and swear or is it directed at other residents? Substance Abuse - what is the result? (i.e. does client pass out or need to be hospitalized?) Smoking is the client willing to quit? Do they require any assistance to safely smoke? Resisting and refusing care (i.e. refusing medication) - how does it affect the client - does client end up needing hospitalization or will she/he comply later? Low mood/depressed - how is it exhibited (i.e. sleeps a lot, cries?) Suicidal behavior - what has client done? Provide examples. CS.PCS.Form # 132 Approved Version Page 7 of 7
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