See and HearSee and Hear – Introduction – Entering the home and in the lounge
The following video shows OT Liz introducing the assessment process by gaining approval from Rosemary to show her areas of her home where she has concerns. Liz also uses her observations to explore with Rosemary what difficulties she is experiencing and where else within the home these might apply.
See and HearSee and Hear – In the bathroom
The following video portrays how Rosemary uses her bathroom and toilet space and navigates the objects within. Additional observations prompt Liz to explore Rosemary’s continence and the need for a detailed OT assessment of the bathroom and toilet.
See and HearSee and Hear – In the bedroom
The following video follows Rosemary into her bedroom and how she manages to get in and out of bed or accessing her clothes from the wardrobe. A statement from Rosemary about having to get up during the night prompts the OT to explore the amount of sleep she is getting, lighting and a clutter-free path to be taken for her to get to the toilet.
See and HearSee and Hear – In the kitchen
In this video Rosemary suggests that it is time for a cup of tea which takes them both through to the kitchen area. Here the OT observes how the kitchen is set out and Rosemary interacts within the kitchen space, like accessing higher cupboards. A discussion is also prompted about how she cooks and goes about her grocery shopping.
See and HearSee and Hear – At the entrance and common walks inside and outside the home
Accessing the outdoor areas of Rosemary’s home is explored in this video, discussing her normal route to go in and out of the house and access her vehicle in the garage. Rosemary lives on a sloped block which poses barriers to her accessing some of the areas of her property. The OT outlines what she has seen and together her and Rosemary discuss recommendations and decide what could be the next steps.
Assessment videos.
These short videos help you identify issues during assessments, talk with clients, write clear support plans, and know when to refer to Allied Health.