What is the aim of domiciliary care and reablement?

• To increase hospital visits

• To support people to remain at home

• To promote the use of managed services

• To create dependency

What is the primary purpose of reablement services?

• To provide long-term care

• To help people regain independence after illness or disability

• To offer financial support

• To provide educational services

Which of the following is NOT a reason for needing reablement?

• Undergoing major surgery

• Becoming socially isolated

• Winning a sports competition

• Falling at home or outside the home

What is one of the conditions that might lead to a loss of confidence to do things for oneself?

• Winning a lottery

• Becoming socially isolated

• Attending a party

• Traveling abroad

Who usually decides if long-term social care services are needed after reablement?

• The individual

• The individual's family

• The individual's social worker

• The hospital staff

What is the cost of short-term reablement services?

• Whatever the person can afford

• £50

• Free of charge

• £200

What is the goal of Reablement services regarding poor outcomes?

• To encourage poor outcomes

• To halt a decline in poor outcomes

• To ignore poor outcomes

• To increase poor outcomes

What is linked with Reablement services?

• Prudent Health

• Crisis Management

• Late Intervention

• Risk Ignorance

What service is linked to an inability to travel?

• Befriending services

• Shopmobility and access to public transport

• Telecare systems

• Appropriate housing

What is the role of appropriate housing in health and wellbeing?

• Increases social isolation

• Provides a sense of control and independence

• Reduces mobility

• Limits access to technology