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Behavior Methods Simplified conceptual summary - [Innovative Uses of Behavior Science in Affecting the Dynamics of Relationships in Long-Term Care] Behavioral Management Processes in a nutshellMove from a passive custodial model to an activist model developed on strategic and planned observation. Observation -- is the centerpiece of the entire long-term elder care business model. Observation is an active behavior Strategic observation is a skill that can be trained Information is a consequence of strategic observation Information is the first step to action Collecting information is a skill that can be trained Communication is the consequence of information (data) collection. Communication helps develop keys for a plan to action Communication connects the entire staff to resident needs and options Knowledge is the power to understand communication Knowledge is an integral part of a plan for action Knowledge is a skill that can be trained Skill is a set of behaviors derived from knowledge and that can be trained Skill empowers action Skill is the ability to put options into action
What makes the observations system work? Observation is behavior = the engine that facilitates the process of action Behavior defines the staff Behavior can be planned, trained, observed and measured Behavior management defines behavior expectations Behavior management results in predictable behavior Behavior management empowers positive action Attitude is a function of behavior management Attitude is the emotional component of behavior Attitude operates on behavior to produce emotional results Culture is the result of attitude Culture defines the quality of behaviors servicing the client Positive Culture can be trained and enables rewarding results.
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