Council meeting space

  • CNA
  • Client Rights
  • Multiple choice
  • Difficulty 2 of 5

Question

Residents have formed a council and ask where they can meet. The nursing assistant is helping arrange the room. Which arrangement supports their rights?

  1. A private space reserved for the group's meeting.✓ Correct

    A resident group must have a private place to meet.

  2. A hallway where staff can hear every comment.✗ Incorrect

    An open hallway does not provide the group's meeting privacy.

  3. A shared room with an unrelated public event in progress.✗ Incorrect

    An unrelated public event would undermine meeting privacy.

  4. A staff station where residents must speak within earshot of visitors.✗ Incorrect

    A conversation within visitors' hearing is not a private meeting.

Answer

A. A private space reserved for the group's meeting.

Rationale

Residents may organize a group in the facility. A private meeting place supports the group's ability to discuss its concerns.

RememberResident groups must have private meeting space.

Sources

  • 42 CFR Ch. IV (10–1–24 Edition) U.S. Government Publishing Office · License: US government work (public domain) · Retrieved · Page 4
  • State Operations Manual Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services · License: US government work (public domain) · Retrieved · Page 33

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