Self-Injurious Behavior in Older Adults: Identification, Prevention, and Response
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Learning Objectives
Define self-injurious behavior (SIB) and list common forms it may take in older adults
Identify key risk factors and recall common underlying causes associated with SIB.
Describe early warning signs and behavioral indicators that may signal self-injurious tendencies.
Explain basic principles behind evidence-based strategies used to prevent self-injurious behavior.
Summarize general approaches to managing and responding to SIB in a safe and supportive manner.
Recognize appropriate elements for documenting incidents of self-injury according to facility procedures.
Outline essential information to communicate to the care team when SIB is observed
Course Offering: Written/printed (enduring)
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Domain Focus: Care Delivery and Reimbursement Methods Registration for this activity is limited exclusively to organizations that maintain an active subscription to the MedTrainer Learning Management System (LMS). Only learners accessing the course through the MedTrainer LMS platform are eligible to enroll at no charge and receive credit upon successful completion of the course, post-test, and evaluation form.