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Learning Check: The 4Ls of Connected Care
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Learning Check
Check your understanding. Choose the best answer for each multiple choice question, then respond to the open response questions in your own words. Review the answer key at the end.
1. What are the 4Ls designed to help us remember?
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What questions to ask during every home visit
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How to complete the 4Ms assessment
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How to accompany people through meaningful conversations
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Which community resources are available
2. Which statement best reflects the role of a Community Health Worker?
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Solve problems as quickly as possible.
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Complete every assessment during the first visit.
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Give people the right answers.
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Build relationships that help people feel safe enough to share what matters and connect with supports that fit their lives.
3. Match each of the 4Ls with its primary focus.
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Connect what matters to a meaningful next step.
Notice what is being shared. Be fully present.
Reflect and confirm what matters most.
Stay curious. Keep meaning open.
Listen
Linger
Learn
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4. Mrs. Garcia tells you she stopped driving six months ago. During your visit she brings it up several times. Which response best reflects the practice of Linger?
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Explain local transportation services.
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Complete a transportation referral.
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Become curious about what stopping driving has meant in her life.
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Redirect the conversation to medications.
5. Mrs. Garcia says she misses seeing her friends since she stopped driving. Which question best reflects the practice of Learn?
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“Have you tried joining a senior center?”
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“That must be frustrating.”
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“It sounds like staying connected with your friends is important to you. Did I get that right?"
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“Would you like me to make a referral?”
6. Reflection:
The module begins by inviting us to pause before each visit and consider how we arrive for the conversation. As you begin your work as a Connected Care CHW, what is one intention you hope to carry into your conversations with older adults?
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What, if anything, are you still wondering about?
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8. Did you run into any technical issues completing this module (broken links, loading, navigation problems)?
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No issues
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A few minor hiccups
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Yes, something was frustrating or broken
9. Was anything confusing, missing, or worth adding?
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