Crisis Prevention Institute Brevillier Village (Ohio) and Dementia Capable Care Training

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Brevillier Village (Ohio) and Dementia Capable Care Training

Introduction

This case study of Brevillier Village is based on a September 2016 survey of Crisis Prevention Institute customers by TechValidate, a 3rd-party research service.

“Following the DCS Foundation Course, our staff are better at looking for what the residents can do versus what they can no longer do. I see them engaging residents in person-centered, stage-appropriate tasks, which lead to successful, meaningful interactions.”

“DCS has improved staff skills in promoting positive behavioral responses with clients.”

Challenges

Sought DCS training and consulting to:
- Increase client function, safety, and quality of life
- Improve staff, resident, and family relationships
- Improve staff skills and confidence in handling challenging behaviors
- Reduce psychotropic medication use
- Decrease staff turnover and stress

Environment

Describes their memory care environment as:
- Assisted living
- Skilled nursing/long-term care
- Short-term rehab/transitional care
- Dementia care unit
- Hospice care

Results

Improved their dementia care practices by 25–49%.
Using DCS training resulted in:
- Improved provisioning of person-centered care
- Decreased decline in ADL performance
- Improved resident engagement in meaningful activities
Achieved return on their investment with DCS by:
- Increasing clients’ function, safety, and quality of life
- Improving staff, resident, and family relationships
- Improving staff skills and confidence in managing challenging behaviors
- Maximizing reimbursements (appropriate therapy service referrals and utilization)

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