Tool for Evaluating the Design of the Household Model

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January 14, 2021
1 pm ET, noon CT, 11 am MT, 10 am PT

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Presented by:

MAGGIE CALKINS, PhD, EDAC, M.Arch. – Board Chair, IDEAS Institute – SAGE Co-founder

ROBERT WRUBLOWSKY, MAA, OAA, AAA, SAA, MRAIC, LEEDĀ®AP, EDAC – Principal Architect, MMP Architects

Course Description:

The household model of design seeks to recreate the core elements of a home environment for residents. While research generally suggests that household models are associated with more positive outcomes, a major limitation of the research is the lack of a standardized definition of, or tool to measure, the homelike character of a long-term care setting. The Environmental Audit Screening Evaluation (EASE) is an evidence-based tool designed to evaluate the discrete elements of household design in long-term care settings in a manner no other assessment tool offers. Learn how the instrument is used and see examples of environmental elements that may typically otherwise go unnoticed.

Learning Objectives:
Identify core components of the Household model in long-term care.

Compare the different approaches of different tools for assessing long-term care environments.

Articulate at least two different ways the EASE tool can be used to enhance the well-being of residents in long-term care settings.

Evaluate how the EASE can be used in your practice or care setting.