Reference no: EM133324611
Case Study: Jean's Story
Jean is a 62-year-old woman with renal failure that requires her to undergo frequent dialysis. Jean is also a person living with dementia, recently diagnosed. For several years, she has lived in a suburb of a medium-sized city in Southwestern Ontario. Jean is single and lives on her own.
It isn't easy for Jean to get to her dialysis appointments three times a week. She recently had her driver's license removed, so she now relies on buses and cabs to get to the dialysis center. Jean's daughter lives nearby and is a major source of emotional support; she gives Jean rides if she's able to get time off work, but that is rarely possible. Jean has a few close friends who can help at times, but because Jean's appointments take so long and happen during business hours on weekdays, she usually has to go by herself. Jean has no other family involved in her life. She has a neighbour whom she has become good friends with often checks in on her and whom Jean shares many of her concerns with. They have become friends who watch out for one another.
Frequently, it seems to Jean that there are so many rules in place about how her care will be handled that her providers and the system feel like obstacles she must overcome, rather than allies. Further, it seems that the rules are set up for the system and the providers, not for Jean.
A few months ago, Jean was living alone and independently in her one-bedroom apartment. She enjoyed knitting and playing the piano. She was very handy with a sewing machine and loved doing crafts.
Question 1. You will utilize the case scenario already provided for your previous case scenario assignment. Your case scenario should be on the first page of your portfolio.
Question 2. Select 1-3 holistic community supports (depending on which agency you choose) that are applicable to your patient.
Question 3. Gather information on the service. Patients must receive the necessary details, how to access the service, what is covered, cost, location etc.
Question 4. Present the information about this service in a portfolio style. Pretend you are handing this over to the client. You may provide supporting materials from agencies/services.
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