Reference no: EM133745949

Question

Margaret is an 89-year-old woman who has remained unmarried and supported herself through clerical work until she reached pensionable age. While she has no partner, she is close to a number of nieces and nephews. She is also committed to her Catholic faith and has always worked as a volunteer across a number of charities associated with her church. As the result of cancer treatment and a fall she had that resulted in several cracked ribs, Margaret has recently moved to residential care. Her current health condition means that it is difficult for her to participate in her usual activities, and she appears to be growing increasingly despondent. Her situation is being considered at the weekly team meeting, and Jill, one of the experienced support workers at the facility, is asked for input as to how Margaret can be supported. Activity: What possible approaches might Jill suggest be used in this situation? Provide a substantial discussion of specific approaches you can suggest in this situation, such as those that will be included explicitly in the preparation of Margaret's care plan, the planning process and the services needed to care for her. Be guided by the following discussion points: Information to.