RATING YOUR RESIDENT COUNCIL Jo Anne Harrison-Becker, MS How do you rate the effectiveness of your resident council? Use a scale from one to ten. Ten is the best score List some “positives” related to your resident council. What are the “negatives”? How does administration view the resident council? What is your typical agenda? Does your Resident Council have a purpose and or policy? Does your Resident Council represent the well-being of ALL residents? Does your Resident Council have by-laws? Does your Resident Council have officers? How often do you meet? How is it determined which residents participate? Do you have subcommittees and or ad hoc committees? Do you plan an agenda ahead of time? How are residents notified of Resident Council meetings? Does someone take minutes? Where are the minutes kept? Is attendance taken at each meeting? Are officers introduced? Are new residents introduced and welcomed? Is old business discussed? Are concerns and complaints addressed and followed-up / corrected? Is new business discussed? Are activities reviewed and discussed? Are suggestions taken and discussed for new activities? Are facility procedures discussed? Are staff or other speakers invited to present pertinent / educational topics? Are Resident’s Bill of Rights reviewed? How often? Are residents informed of the name of your ombudsman? https://facebook/groups/JoAnneHarrisonBecker
Posted on: Thu, 27 Mar 2014 11:22:05 +0000
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