Select one or more correct answers: When does a resident living in a residential home have to be reviewed by community team/ emergency team?
A. If they have fallen in the last 2 months.
B. If they have a NEWS2 score of 2.
C. If they are taking anticoagulants and a head injury is suspected.
Answer (1)
Residents in a residential home should be reviewed by a community or emergency team if they have fallen recently, have a NEWS2 score of 2, or if they are on anticoagulants with a suspected head injury. These evaluations are vital for ensuring their safety and addressing potential health issues. Prompt assessment can help prevent further complications and manage any arising health concerns. ;
