Wisconsin Nursing Home Administrators (NHA) Practice Exam

How much notice should be given for a care planning conference, and what information should it include?

1. 3 days before the conference; include participant list and agenda

2. 5 days before the conference; include agenda and complaint submission process

3. 7 days before the conference; include time, place, participant choice information, and complaint submission process

4. 10 days before the conference; include time, place, and participant list

The correct answer is: 7 days before the conference; include time, place, participant choice information, and complaint submission process

The correct answer is C, 7 days before the conference, and it should include the time, place, participant choice information, and the complaint submission process. This timeframe allows all relevant participants to make arrangements to attend the care planning conference. Providing the time and place ensures that everyone knows when and where the conference will take place. Including participant choice information allows the attendees to prepare any relevant materials or input they may have for the conference. Moreover, including the complaint submission process is crucial as it gives participants the opportunity to address any concerns or complaints they may have before the conference, fostering open communication and problem-solving. Options A, B, and D are not the best choices as they do not fully cover all the essential information needed for a successful care planning conference.