Preferences for Everyday Living Inventory- Nursing Home Version (PELI-NH-Mid)
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1 - Nursing Home Version (PELI-NH-Mid) Resident: Room Number: Interviewer: Date: Instructions to the Interviewer 1. Introduce yourself to the resident: Hello Mr./Mrs./Ms./Dr.. My name is (name), and I am the (position) with ( community). How are you today? 2. Describe what you are going to ask the person to do: This conversation is to help us get to know you better. The reason I m asking you these questions is that the staff here would like to know what s important to you. This helps us plan your care around your preferences. If you are uncomfortable with any question, please let me know. Feel free to not answer that question. Do you have any questions? 3. Explain how the interview works: I am going to ask you questions about your preferences. I would like to know what your preferences are right now. Some of the questions may ask about things you feel you can no longer do by yourself, but I d like to know if these activities would be important to you if you could do them with assistance or find a way to do it. NOTE TO INTERVIEWER: Take out the response card that reads: Very Important, Somewhat Important, Not Very Important, Not Important at All, Important, But Can t Do, No Choice and place it in front of the resident. 4. Explain the response choices: I am going to ask you whether an activity is important to you or not. I would like you to answer this question either Very Important, Somewhat Important, Not Very Important, Not Important at All or Important, But Can t Do, No Choice. For example, if the question is How important is it to you to watch TV?, you decide what answer best fits how important watching TV is to you. [Show response options to resident]: You could answer Very Important, Somewhat Important, Not Very Important, Not Important at All or Important, But Can t Do, No Choice. Do you have any questions? NOTE TO INTERVIEWER: If a resident responds that they can t do an activity, first ask why can t you do it? Write resident s response verbatim. Select Important, But Can t Do, No Choice when the resident indicates that the topic is important, but that he or she is physically unable to participate, or has no choice about participating while staying in the nursing home. 5. When to use alternative response items: If a resident does not respond, or says I don t know, or if the question is not applicable, check off Non-Response/NA. 6. When to stop the interview: a. It is not necessary to do the entire inventory in one session If a resident becomes fatigued, offer to stop the interview and return at another time. Make an appointment with the resident and leave a card with the time and date of the next interview. b. If a resident says they would not like to answer any more questions, respect the resident s wishes and discontinue the interview. Mark the interview as incomplete and try to interview a family member, friend or staff member, who knows the resident well. c. If a resident gives more than five (5) Non-Responses in a row, stop the interview and ask the questions of a family member or staff person instead.
2 Date: I am going to ask you questions about your preferences. I would like to know what your preferences are right now. Some of the questions may ask about things you feel you can no longer do by yourself, but I d like to know if these activities would be important to you if you could do them with assistance or find a way to do it. How important is it to you Importance Note s Q1A. What name would you like me to use when I greet you? Q1B. How important is it to you to choose what name you would like me to use when I greet you? Q2. How important is it to you to choose when to get up in the morning? Q3. How important is it for you to follow a routine when you wake up in the morning? Q4. How important is it to you to choose how often to bathe? Q5. How important is it to you to choose what time of day to bathe? Q6. How important is it to you to choose between a tub bath, shower, bed bath, or sponge bath? Q7. How important is it to you to choose what clothes to wear? Q8. How important is it to you to choose how to care for your mouth? Q9. How important is it to you to choose how often you care for your nails? Q10. How important is it to you to choose how to care for your hair? Q11. How important is it to you to take a nap when you wish?
3 Q12. How important is it to you to set up your own room the way you want it? Q13. How important is it to you to take care of your personal belongings or things? Q14. How important is it to you to keep your room at a certain temperature? Q15. How important is it to you to adjust the lighting in your room? Q16. How important is it to you to choose your own bedtime? Q17. How important is it to you to follow a routine when you go to bed? Q18A. How do you like to set up your bed for comfort? Q18B. How important is it to you to set up your bed for comfort? Q19. How important is it to you to choose your medical care professional? Q20. How important is it to you to choose whether your daily caregiver is male or female? Q21A. What would you like your daily caregiver to know about your needs when going to the bathroom? Q21B. How important is it to you that your daily caregiver knows your needs when going to the bathroom? Q22. How important is it to you to drink alcohol on occasion?
4 Q23A. Do you use tobacco products? (No=0, Yes=1) If no, code Q23B=9 and skip to Q24 Q23B. (If yes) How important is it to you to use tobacco products? Q24. How important is it to you to have regular contact with family? Q25. How important is it to you to have regular contact with friends? Q26A. Who would you like involved in discussions about your care? Q26B. How important is it to you to choose who you would like involved in discussions about your care? Q27A. What helps you feel better when you are upset? Q27B. How important is it to you to do what helps you feel better when you are upset? Q28. How important is it to you to talk to a mental health professional if you are sad or worried? Q29A. How would you like staff to show they care about you? Q29B. How important is it to you to have staff show they care about you? Q30A. How would you like staff to show you respect? Q30B. How important is it to you to have staff show you respect?
5 Q31. How important is it to you to be able to use the phone in private? Q32. How important is it to you to have privacy? Q33. How important is it to you to lock things up to keep them safe? Q34. How important is it to you to be involved in choosing your roommate? Q35. How important is it to you to choose what you eat? Q36. How important is it to you to choose when to eat? Q37. How important is it to you to choose where to eat? Q38. How important is it to you to have snacks available between meals? Q39. How important is it to you to eat at restaurants? Q40. How important is it to you to order take-out food? Q41. How important is it to you to spend time by yourself? Q42. How important is it to you to spend time one-on-one with someone? Q43. How important is it to you to do things with groups of people?
6 Q44. How important is it to you to meet new people? Q45. How important is it to you to be a member of a club? Q46. How important is it to you to be around children? Q47. How important is it to you to volunteer your time? Q48. How important is it to you to participate in religious services or practices? Q49. How important is it to you to participate in your cultural traditions? Q50. How important is it to you to reminisce about the past? Q51. How important is it to you to give gifts? Q52. How important is it to you to go shopping? Q53. How important is it to you to do things away from here? Q54. How important is it to you to attend entertainment events? Q55. How important is it to you to go outside to get fresh air when the weather is good?
7 Q56. How important is it to you to take care of the place you live? Q57. How important is it to you to do outdoor tasks? Q58. How important is it to you to be around animals such as pets? Q59. How important is it to you to keep up with the news? Q60. How important is it to you to learn about topics that interest you? Q61A. Do you have difficulties reading due to eyesight? Q61B. (If yes) How important is it to you to have reading options for low vision available to you? Q61C. (If no) How important is it to you to have reading materials available to you? Q62. How important is it to you to exercise? Q63. How important are sports to you? Q64. How important is it to you to play games? Q65. How important is it to you to take care of plants?
8 Q66. How important is it to you to be involved in cooking? Q67. How important is it to you to watch or listen to TV? Q68. How important is it to you to watch movies with other people? Q69. How important is it to you to listen to music you like? Q70. How important is it to you to use the computer? Q71A. What are your favorite hobbies? Q71B. How important is it to you to do your favorite hobbies? Q72. How important is it to you to do your favorite activities?
9 1=Very Important 2=Somewhat Important 3=Not Very Important 4=Not Important at All 5=Important, But Can't Do, No Choice
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