Provincial Violence Prevention Curriculum (PVPC)Scenarios Acute Care Scenario – Adult Medical Mr. Green is a 78-year-old retired rancher who lives in a rural area with his 42 -year-old son. Mr. Green recently fell and fractured his right hip. After surgical repair and a hospital stay that was due to a post-anaesthetic delirium and post-operative wound infection, he was discharged home. He was referred to home care for wound care and personal hygiene assistance. When the home support agency did a pre-visit screening over the telephone, several risk factors were identified. It was determined that Mr. Green is a gun collector and owns two large dogs. You had difficulty accessing the property because of the aggressive behaviour of the dogs; however, Mr. Green did contain them so you could enter. You checked in with the office and removed your scarf and key lanyard before entering the house. When you asked to look at the wound dressing, Mr. Green angrily said, “I don’t need you to assess me and I’ll do what I want with my dogs.” During the visit Mr. Green’s son sat in the room staring at you without talking or participating in any conversation.1 Recognize Risks and Behaviours a/b Identify risk factors and stressors Risk factors and stressors activity – Scenario Person Information (age, history, medical conditions)
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