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Materials needed for this session:

•Slideboard •Gimme-a-Lift •Transferbelt •Ergonomicmop •Turningdisk

COMPASS TEAM SESSION 4: TAKE A LOAD OFF WITH TOOLS

KEY TO SYMBOLS

ItemforTeamtoreadaloud

Itemreadaloud byTeamLeader

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Welcomeback,everyone!Ifyouhaven’talready,pleasewriteyourWorkLifeCheckInratingsontheboard.Whenwecheckinandexplainourratings,onlysayacoupleofsentencesaboutyourratings.Iwillgofirstandthenwecangodownthelistandshare.

Iamnowgoingtotakeattendance. Ourteamgoalfromlastsessionwastoimproveourdailyphysicalactivitybygettingintotwogroups(oddandeven)andrecordingourstepsusingourstepcounters.Then,wereportedourstepstoourgroupcaptain.

Let’shaveourgroupcaptainsgiveareportonhowwedid.WillthecaptainfromtheOddsandEvensteamspleasewritethetotalstepcountforyourteamontheTeamPosterinthewindowlabeled3?

Doyouthinkyourwalkingwasaffectedbythestepcountersorrecordingyoursteps?Didanyoneoutdotheirscoresfromthefirsttime?(Discuss).

Wealsochoseanindividualgoal.Option1wastodoascavengerhuntwherewetriedthe“AnywhereCoreExercises”listedonourlanyardcards,Option2wastobuddyupwithateammateandtryanactivitytogether,andOption3wastotryanactiveclassorresourceinyourcommunityandthensharewithuswhatyoudid.

ACTIVITY 2 - Follow Up on Take Home Goals

ACTIVITY 1: WorkLife Check In

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As Icallyourname,pleasesayyesornowhetheryoucompletedyourindividualgoalorgoals.

Didanyonefindgoodplacestodothe functionalfitnessexercises?Did theABLE stickers help?(Discuss).

ForthosewhodidOption2or3,whatdidyoudo?

Pleasehandinyourlanyardcardswhereyoutrackedtheseactivities.Wewill add them to the teampostertotrackourachievements.

Wecancontinuetoworkonpreviousgoals.Eatingatleast5servingsoffruitsandvegetableseachday,practicingneutralspinepositions,andstrivingfor30minutesofmoderateexerciseonmostdaysoftheweekwillhelpusbehealthierandpreventinjuries.

Aswelearnthematerialineachsession,weshouldthinkaboutwaystomakethese,andothersafeandhealthybehaviors,permanentpartsofourlives.

ACTIVITY 2 - Continued

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What will be learned or accomplished

Duringthissession,theteamwill:

• Learnaboutsafetytrapsthatlureusintoworkingwithouttools • Learnthebiggestinjuryhazardsforhomecareworkers

• Handleandsharetoolsandtipsforhousekeepingandassisting consumeremployers

• Practiceusingmobilityassisttools:transferbeltandslideboardor Gimme-a-Lift • Setpersonalgoalsforidentifyinghazardsandsharingtoolideaswith theteam

ACTIVITY 3 - Safety Traps

Today’slessonisabouttoolsthatmakephysicalworkeasier.Toolsalsocanmakeiteasiertokeepaneutralspinepositionwhenworkingandhelpusfeellesstiredorsoreafterwork.Inotherwords,wearegoingtolearnabout“takingaloadoffwithtools.”

Ifweaddtoolusetooureffortstoeathealthfully,beactive,andbuildfunctionalfitness,thiswillhelpustostaywellandinjuryfree.

Workinginhomecarewithoutthepropertoolsisarecipeforaches,pains,or even a disabling injury. However, learning about the best way to dosomethingisn’talwaysenough.

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Itisourhumannaturetotakeriskssometimes,evenwhenweknowbetter.Knowingaboutsafetytrapsthatlureusintodangercanhelpusovercometemptation.

Whenwetakeagamblebymovingbigphysical loadslikeourconsumer-employer or heavy objects, it is because most of the time nothing badhappens.However,whenthingsgobad,theygobadwithacapitalBforBackinjury!Thisisagamble trap.Drivingwithoutasafetybelt isanexample.Carcrashesarerare,butifyougetinonewithoutabelton,astudyfromOhio foundthat theriskofbeingkilled is46 timeshigher than ifyouhadbeenbelted!

Sneaky traps, on the otherhand,creepuponusslowly.Thisiswheresmallrepetitivestresses cause chronicpain or injury over time.Injuries like this are called“cumulative disorders.” Anexample would be cleaningabathtubwithoutakneepador long handled brush. Youmightnotfeelbadafterdoingthis once, but kneeling andbending formonthscould lead toseriousbackandkneepain.Repeatingworktasksthatplaceusinawkwardpostures,suchasbentatthewaistorwithourarmsoverheadmaycauseinjuryorstrainovermonthsoryears.

Did You Know? Obesity isasneakytrap. Ifapersonis just100caloriesoutof

energybalanceeachday,heorshewouldgainabout30poundsin3years!

ACTIVITY 3 - Continued

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Looking at the body map on page86,circlewhatyouthinkarethetop3bodypartsthathomecareworkersinjurebadlyenough that theyhavetomisswork.

Lookingatthecaregivingtaskslistedbelowcirclethetop3tasksthatyouthinkotherworkersratedascausingthemthemostconcernforpersonalinjury?

Cleaningbathroom

Cleaningfloors

Supportingaconsumer

employerwhilewalkingor

catching/falling

Push/pullwheelchair

Drivingforconsumeremployer

Bathingaconsumeremployer

Cleaningkitchen

Movinghouseholdobjects

Prolongedstanding

Consumeremployerlift/

transferwithoutassistanceofa

device

Ifyouhadtoguess,howdohomecareworkersspendmostoftheirtime? A.Housekeeping B.Consumeremployerlift/transfer C.Prolongedstanding

Whatdidyoumark?

ACTIVITY 4 - Injury Hazards

Body map used and altered with labeling and arrows by Oregon Health & Science University staff with permission from The Skin

Cancer Foundation.

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OnepurposeofourCOMPASSteamistolearnfromeachothertoprotectouroverallhealthandsafety.Todaysomesimple,low-techtoolsarebeingprovidedforus. In the future,anyofuscanbringandshareanythingwediscoverthatmightbevaluabletotheteam.

NowI’mgoingtopassaroundtwotoolsthatcanhelpushelpourconsumeremployers.Thefirstisakneepadandthesecondisaturningdisc.Let’staketurnsreadingaboutbothoftheseaswepassthemaroundthecircle.Whilewe’redoingthis,thinkaboutahousekeepingtoolortipthatyoumightliketosharewiththegroup.Wewillsharethoseafterwelearnaboutthesetwoitems.

Thistoolisakneepad.It’ssmallandcompact,yetveryhelpful.It’sgreattouseforanyhousekeepingtaskthatrequireskneelingontheground.Whetherit’s cleaning the bath tub with a longhandledbrush,orkneelingtoassistyourconsumeremployerwithgettingdressed,usingthiskneepadasabarrierbetweenyouandthehardgroundrelievesmuchofthepressurethatyouwouldotherwisefeelwhilekneelingforanyamountoftime,butespeciallyforprolongedperiods.

Aturningdiscisatoolforreducingfrictiontohelpapersonrotateinasittingposition,likerotatinginacarseattogetoutofthecar and into a wheel chair. The bottomof thedisc isgrabbyandsticks inplace,andthetoppartslidesorspinslikea“lazysusan.” There are also turning disks forturning someone in a standing position,suchaswhenmovingthemfromabedtoawheelchair.

ACTIVITY 5 - Low Tech Tool Show and Tell

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Doesanyonehaveatiportoolthatthey’dliketosharewiththegroup?Forexample, some people use regular kitchen tongs to reach those hard togetsocksatthebackofthedryerratherthanstoopingoverandpracticallyclimbinginthemachine.

Thankseveryone for sharing.We’vebeenprovidedwith a fewadditionaltoolsthatwecanhandleandinvestigateduringourfoodbreak,andthereisalongerlistofexampletoolsintheExtrassectionforthislesson.

Forourlastactivity,wearegoingtogetingroupsofthreeorfourandpracticeusingothermobilityassisttools.ThetoolswearegoingtotryoutaretheGimme-a-Liftandaslideboardtobeusedwithatransferbelt.

ACTIVITY 5 - Continued

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Weareabout to practiceusing tools formobility assistance.This is not enough training to start safely using them with a consumer employer. Using tools can take a load off our bodies, but they also introduce newhazards.Forexample,a ladder isareallyusefultool inconstruction,butwhennotusedcorrectlyitcancauseseriousinjury.

Ifyouthinkyoucouldbenefitfromusingamobilityassisttool,caseworkersandtheOregonHomeCareCommissioncanhelpyourconsumer-employerobtainthetoolandhelpgetbothofyouone-on-onetraininginhowtouseit.TheOregonHomeCareCommissionalsooffersatrainingclasscalledDurableMedicalEquipment.

Gimme-a-Liftandtheslideboardusedwithtransferbeltareexamplesoflowtechtoolstohelptransferaconsumer-employerfromsittingtostanding,orfromoneseatedlocationtoanother.Thesetoolsshouldonlybeusedunderthefollowingcircumstances.

To really know if a tool like Gimme-a-Lift can be used with a consumeremployer,wemayneedmoretraining.Wemightneedtolearnhowtotellifapersonhasenoughupperbodystrength.AdocumentfromWorkSafeBCandalistofOregonHomeCareCommissionclassdescriptionsareincludedintheExtrassection.

• Consumeremployercannottransferalone• Consumeremployerhasenoughupperbodystrengthtopullhimor

herselfup• Consumeremployeriscooperativeandunderstandsthetask• Evenwiththetool,weshouldn’tbelifting/supportingmorethan35lbs

oftheconsumeremployer’sweight,whichistheweightoffourgallonsofmilk,orofanaverage3-yearoldchild.Theconsumeremployerneedstobeabletosupportalmostallofhisorherweight.

• For theslideboard,surfaces for transferare locked inpositionandsurfacesarenomorethan2”differentinheight

• Thetooliscleanandsanitized

ACTIVITY 6 - Low Tech Tool Practice

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Beforebreakingintogroupsofthreeorfourtopracticewiththetools,wearegoingtoreadabouteachone.

The Gimme-a-lift isa lever-like tool forlifting, lowering, andtransferring individualswho are ambulatory orable to bear their ownweight. Itcanbeusedbyconsumeremployerswho weigh up to 350lbs.Todaywearegoingtopracticeusingthetoolto help a personmovefromsittingtostanding.

A slide board and atransfer belt can beused together to helpa consumer employermove from one seatedlocation to another. Atransfer belt makes a slide boardtransfer safer and is worn by aconsumer employer around his orherwaist.Thebeltprovideshandlesfor us to hold onto to assist. It canprevent consumer employers fromdoingdangerousthingslikereachingaround our necks. The slide boardtransfer method has been ratedfavorablybyhomecareworkersandsafercomparedtootheralternatives.

ACTIVITY 6 - Continued

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Transfer belts commonly usedare 2 incheswide andare placedaroundthe consumer employer’swaist.Theydonot allowa very good interfacebetweentheconsumeremployerandthecaregiver.Bettertransferbeltsarewider,sotheyaremorecomfortablefortheconsumeremployer.Theyhavepaddingandhavehandlesthatallowthecaregivertoguidetheconsumeremployer.

Oncewegetintogroupswewillhavetopickwhichtoolswearegoingtopractice.Astep-by-steppictureguideisprovidedonthefollowingpagesforeachtool.Ifwearemovingfasttodayandaheadofschedule,theremaybetimeforustoalltrybothtools.

Duringthepractice,onepersonwillreadtheinstructions.Thisisthecoachrole.Onepersonwillbetheconsumeremployerandtheotherwillbetheworker.Everyoneshouldtrybeingboththeworkerandtheconsumeremployertolearnhowitfeelsfrombothsides.Whenwe’refinishedpracticing,comebacktothetable.

Nowlet’sgetinourgroups,pickourtools,andpractice.

ACTIVITY 6 - Continued

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ACTIVITY 6 - Continued

For  step  1,  Worker  get  the  Gimme-­‐a-­‐Li3  tool  and,  while  standing,  place  the  bo:om  “step-­‐on”  pad  on  the  floor  so  the  tool  is  straight  up  and  down.  Worker  doesn’t  step  on  the  tool.  Consumer  employer,  you  should  sit  down  in  a  chair  and  place  one  foot  on  the  “step-­‐on”  pad  of  the  Gimme-­‐a-­‐Li3  tool.  Your  other  foot  should  be  about  12  inches  (1  foot)  to  the  side,  not  on  the  “step-­‐on”  pad.  

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This  prac6ce  requires  three  people:    1.  A  Coach,  who  will  read  each  step,  and  then  show  team  

mates  the  pictures  while  the  step  is  pracJced.  2.  Worker        3.  Consumer  employer  

COACH:  Show  the  worker  this  picture.    When  the  body  posiJons  look  right,  go  to  next  step.  

Now,  the  consumer  employer  holds  on  to  the  top  two  hand  grips,  keeping  arms  bent  and  close  to  their  body.  Worker  should  hold  the  palm  grip  on  the  top  of  the  Gimme-­‐a-­‐Li3  tool  with  both  hands.  Next,  stagger  your  feet,  so  that  one  foot  is  about  12  inches  (1  foot)  in  front  of  the  other.    Slightly  angle  the  Gimme-­‐a-­‐Li3  tool  towards  the  consumer  employer.  

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COACH:  Show  the  worker  the  pictures  for  this  step.    When  the  body  posiJons  look  right,  go  to  next  step.  

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ACTIVITY 6 - Continued

3  Now  that  you  are  in  posi0on,  the  Worker  will  tell  the  consumer  employer,  “on  the  count  of  three,  please  stand  up  using  your  legs.”  On  three,  the  worker  pulls  gently  backward  keeping  neutral  spine  posture.  Worker  should  put  weight  on  back  leg  to  keep  balance  as  client  stands  up.  Consumer  employer,  be  sure  to  use  your  legs  while  standing  up.    

COACH:  Show  the  worker  this  picture.    When  the  body  posi0ons  look  right,  say  “one,  two,  three,  liD!”  

Worker,  once  the  liD  is  complete,  make  sure  that  the  consumer  employer  is  stable  before  removing  the  Gimme-­‐a-­‐LiD  tool.        Keep  in  mind  that  this  tool  works  because  of  the  power  of  leverage.  The  consumer  employer  and  worker  hands  must  always  be  in  the  correct  posi0on  for  this  liD  to  work.    

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COACH:  Show  the  worker  the  picture  for  this  final  step.      

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ACTIVITY 6 - Continued

Seated transfer with transfer belt and slide board

This  prac*ce  requires  three  people:    1.  A  Coach,  who  will  read  each  step,  and  then  show  team  

mates  the  pictures  while  the  step  is  prac6ced.  2.  Worker        3.  Consumer  Employer  

         OK,  for  step  1,  worker  please  get  the  transfer  belt  and  stand  up.    Consumer  employer,  you  should  be  seated.  Worker,  start  by  placing  the  gait  belt  around  the  consumer  employer’s  waist.  Clip  the  belt  of  the  buckle  and  adjust  the  strap  to  fit  the  consumer  employer.  When  the  belt  looks  right,  proceed  to  the  next  steps.      COACH:  Show  the  worker  these  pictures.    When  the  belt  looks  right,  go  to  next  step.  

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ACTIVITY 6 - Continued

In  step  2,  worker  please  posi.on  a  second  chair  next  to  your  consumer  employer.    Align  the  slide  board  so  it  bridges  to  two  chairs.    Consumer  employer,  please  li<  one  bu=ock  while  the  worker  posi.ons  the  board  under  you.  

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               For  step  3,  consumer  employer,  please  place  your  hand  on  the  other  end  of  the  board  toward  the  other  chair.  

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COACH:  Show  the  worker  and  client  this  picture.    When  they  are  in  right  posi.on,  go  to  next  step.  

COACH:  Show  the  worker  and  consumer  employer  this  picture.    When  they  are  in  right  posi.on,  go  to  next  step.  

COACH:  Show  the  worker  and  consumer  employer  the  pictures  of  the  move  below.    When  they  say  they  are  ready  to  do  the  move,  go  to  next  step.  

           Step  4  is  preparing  for  the  transfer.    When  I  count  to  three,  I  want  the  consumer  employer  to  use  her  upper  body  to  li<  and  take  one  or  two  scoots  across  the  slide  board  to  the  other  surface.    The  worker  should  bend  his  or  her  knees,  keep  neutral  spine  posture,  and  hold  the  transfer  belt  on  two  sides  as  the  client  scoots  over.  Worker,  please  DON’T  li<.  Just  guide  and  support  your  consumer  employer  as  she  moves.  

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         COACH:  Say  “On  the  count  of  three,  do  the  move.    One,  two,  three!”  

To  finish,  consumer  employer,  please  raise  to  one  side  while  the  worker  removes  the  board.  

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ACTIVITY 6 - Continued

I hope youenjoyed trying thesenew tools and learned something in theprocess.

Usingtoolscantakealotofstrainoffofourbodyandhelpusavoidsafetytraps.This includesbothhigher risk taskssuchasaconsumeremployertransfer(gambletraps)andwithfrequentsmallertaskssuchasbathingaconsumeremployerorhousecleaning(sneakytraps).Theycanalsohelpuskeepaneutralspine.Itisimportantthatwelearnhowtouseatoolcorrectlybeforeusingit.

ACTIVITY 7 - Take Home GoalsTeam and Individual Goals

Team Goal In preparation for the next lesson on communicating with our consumeremployersabouthazardsandtools,ourteamgoalisforallofustocompletethehomehazardchecklistonpage142oftheExtras sectionbeforewemeetnexttime.Bepreparedtosharewiththeteamthespecifichealthandsafetyhazardsinyourworkenvironments.

Individual Goals Option 1: Attend or sign up to attend an OHCC training class

LookupthescheduleandattendacourseofferedbytheOregonHomeCareCommissionthatisrelevanttothistopic,suchas“DurableMedicalEquipment”or“ProtectAgainstSprainsandStrains.”Ifthescheduleissuchthatyoucannotattenduntilafterournextsession,youmaycompletethisoptionbysigninguptoattendthenextone.Ifyouhaverecentlyattendedtheseclasses,consideroneoftheotheroptions!

Option 2: Tool “Window Shopping” Ifyouthinkthereisaspecifictoolthatisneededfortransferswithyourconsumer-

employerortoassistyouwithhousekeepingtasks,researchitonlineorgotoamedicalsupplystoretocheckitout.Itcanbealoworhightechtool.Atthenextsession,bepreparedtosharewiththegroupwhatyoufoundandsomeprosandconsofthetool.Forourreference,theExtrassectionliststools,someofwhichwerenotdiscussedtoday.

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ACTIVITY 7 - Continued

Option 3: Watch videos on the uses for Gimme-a-Lift or on slide boards Gimme-a-Lift10minvideo: http://www.gimmealift.com/ Slide board transfer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tP1xqMtSrc (Run

time:7:23)OHCCTraining

ClassToolWindowShopping

WatchToolVideos

ACTIVITY 8 - Healthy Food Break

Wearenowgoingtotakea15minutebreakforamealtogether.Duringthistime,pleaseremembertowriteyourissuelabelandratingontheboard.Wewillreconveneat____ [insert time 15 minutes from current time]. Also,feelfreetolookattheotherequipmentwehaveheretohelpusinourjobs.

ACTIVITY 9 - WorkLife Support

Pleaseturntopage98intheworkbooktotheActionPlanningWorksheet. Nowit’stimetostartourWorkLifeSupport.Theissueswesharecanbeanykindofchallengeoropportunityweneedhelpwith.

Pleaseberespectfulandkeeptheissuessharedinthismeetingconfidential.Itisuptoourteammatewhoseissueisselectedtodecideonanactionplanfortheissue.Therestoftheteamisheretohelp,notdictateordecidewhatourteammateshoulddo.

WeallhaveanActionPlanningworksheettotakenoteson.Iwillmakesuretotakenotesfortheteamandthepersonwiththeissueshouldmakesuretowritedowntheactionplantheychoose.Everyonecantakenotesiftheywanttowhilewetalktogether.

I’dliketoask[insert name of team member]toactasthescribeforthebrainstorm.He/Shewillwritealltheideasweshareonthewhiteboard.

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Step 1: Follow-Up on Issue(s) from Last Time

Teammemberwithissuelasttime:____________________________________Step 2: Issue Selection Teammemberwithissue:___________________________________________

Description:

Action Planning Worksheet

Step 3: Brainstorm Ideas and Share Experiences

Favorite Action Ideas1)

2)

3)

Step 4: Person with Issue Picks Favorite Action Ideas

Step 5: Make an Action Plan

Whatistheaction?

Whenwillitbedone?

Whatfollowupiswanted?

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ACTIVITY 10 - Reflection

Todaywelearnedaboutlowtechtoolstohelpuspreventstrainandinjury.Nexttimewewilllearnskillstoeffectivelycommunicatesomeofourneedstoourconsumeremployer,includingtheneedfortoolsandhazardidentification.

Ourfinalactivityisaquickreflectiononeveryone’sfavoritethingtheylearnedorexperiencedtoday.Thiscanbeafavoriteactivity,funfact,orsomethingreallyhelpful a teammember said. I’ll start and thenwe’ll goaround toeveryonestartingonmyleft.

Beforeweleave,Iwanttoremindyouabouttheteamgoal.Let’sturnbacktopage97toreview.

Remembertocompleteyourchecklistandyourindividualgoalbeforethenextsession.

We’venowcompletedSession4!Pleasemakesuretobringyourworkbook,pedometer,andyourlanyardwithyoutoournextteammeetingon_____.

Whowouldliketovolunteertobetheco-leadernexttime?