Experiential Abuse and Neglect Prevention Training
Pamela Pinkston Scenario
Scenario Overview:
This case occurs in Pleasant Hills Nursing Home and Rehabilitation
Center: a large facility with over 120 residents. Pamela Pinkston is a
51-year-old resident who is recovering from a brain injury sustained in a
car accident. She has been here for two months and is receiving
rehabilitative services.
Pamela’s ability to move and talk has been severely reduced by the
accident. Her memory is impaired and her thinking is slow. She is not
competent to make her own decisions at this time. Her husband, John, has
power of attorney for health care and is her health care agent. Pamela has
been making steady progress, but recently her family and nursing staff
have noticed a decline in her condition.
Scenario Learning Points:
- Recognize the signs and symptoms of sexual assault.
- Know how and where to report sexual abuse of a resident, and how to
support victims of sexual assault.
- Understand how to prevent sexual assault.
Facilitator’s Guide:
Life Binders:
- Linda Fuller, CNA (PDF,
87 KB)
- Jason Jones, social worker
(PDF, 91 KB)
- Melanie Wilson, CNA
(PDF, 81 KB)
- John Pinkston, Pamela’s husband
(PDF, 93 KB)
- Mai Lee, Director of Nursing
(PDF, 79 KB)
- Carl Hamilton, maintenance man/housekeeper
(PDF, 79 KB)
- Andrea Pinkston, Pamela and John’s daughter (Optional)
(PDF, 76 KB)
- Ron Records, Documentation Specialist (Optional)
(PDF, 70 KB)
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Last Revised:
May 26, 2009
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