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Frieda is a new admission to an aged care residential facility and she is 82 years of age.
She has been recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and has had a recent fall which left her feeling anxious and fearful.
Frieda’s goal is to minimise the risks of further falls when she is mobilising.
The physiotherapist conducts a falls risk assessment, and determines that Frieda requires a walking frame and hands-on assistance from two (2) support worker for transfers out of bed in the mornings.
Frieda has been given a daily plan to help with strength and balance.
She has also been recommended to join the daily exercise program held in the activity room which uses equipment and games.
a) Explain why having Parkinson’s disease increases the risk of falls; b) Explain why it is important that Frieda is assessed by a physiotherapist before the start of any exercise strategies; c) Describe how a support worker would assist with implementing exercise strategies that have been recommended by the physiotherapist; d) If Frieda was experiencing difficulty getting in and out of her chair in her room, explain how collaborating with an Occupational Therapist might help Frieda; e) Describe how a positive and respectful manner will encourage Frieda to remain focussed on the strategies to support her goals; f) Outline the type of information and observations that should be included in reports when monitoring and evaluating Frieda’s mobility after her first day in the facility.

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