Child Life Midterm
When was the first record of early play and educational programs for children in the hospital?
-
1920s
What year were there at least 9 programs for Child life in North America? -
1949
In 1955, who was asked to create a program for the psychosocial needs of hospitalized
children? -
Emma Plank
When did Emma Plank write "Working with Children in Hospitals"? -
1962
In 1965, early CLS met in Boston and established what? -
a multidisciplinary organization, "The Association for the Well Being of
Hospitalized Children and Their Families"
When did CLS define the theoretical bases for their work? -
1970s
Rapid growth of CL profession began in the _________ -
1970s
Academic programs were developed which included hospital internships in the _______ -
1970s
When was the CL study section developed -
1975
In 1979, the CL profession was renamed the organization________________ which included
the CL study section -
Association for the Care of Children's Health (ACCH)
When was "Child Life in Hospitals: Theory and Practice" by Thomson and Stanford
published? -
1981
In 1982, when the CL Council (CLC), how many members were there? -
235
In 1983 the ACCH funded the Phoenix Research Project, which provided
___________________ -
justification for child life practice
In 1988, the CLC had _______ members -
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, 800
When was "Psychosocial Care of Children in Hospitals: A Clinical Practice Manual"
published -
1990
When was the CLC Mission, Values and Vision written? -
1997
When did CCLSs have to be certified by an exam? At this time CLC also had 1,500 members
-
1998
In 2001, about _______ Child Life programs were in North America and the CLC had more
than _________ members -
400; 2,000
In 2005, there were____ CL programs and the CLC had more than _________ members -
470;3,000
The Handbook of Child Life was published in -
2009
The written plan for provision of child life services is the _____________________ -
standards of clinical practice
What is an aspect of the child life administration? -
one CCLS or other administrator familiar with CLC documents will plan and
implement child life services
One of the standards of clinical practice is -
the education of child life students
One of the standards of clinical practice is -
professional preparation and continued professional development
What is a collaborative approach to child life services in regards to standards of clinical
practice? -
patients and family members should be encouraged and supported as participants
in all aspects of care
True or False: Child life interventions will be documented in patients' medical records and
this is one of the standards of clinical practice -
True
True or False: one of the standards of clinical practice is that there is sufficient funding and
facilities to implement services (also, donations) -
True
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, True or False: one of the standards of clinical practice is that there is research and
participation in evidence-based practice (EBP) -
True
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is opportunities for play:
__________ play and ________ expression -
therapeutic and emotional
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is _________ plans for patients
-
care
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is ________________
assessments -
developmental
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is practice of __________-
centered care -
family
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is orientation to
______________ environment -
healthcare
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is _____________ preparation
for medical experiences -
psychological
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is support during
______________ _______________ -
stressful procedures
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is ________ reduction
techniques to facilitate adaptive coping -
stress
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is -
normalization
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is *consultation and
education* for who? -
families and healthcare staff
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is _____________ of care
based on trusting, therapeutic relationships -
provision
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is _______________ care,
when necessary -
follow-up
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When was the first record of early play and educational programs for children in the hospital?
-
1920s
What year were there at least 9 programs for Child life in North America? -
1949
In 1955, who was asked to create a program for the psychosocial needs of hospitalized
children? -
Emma Plank
When did Emma Plank write "Working with Children in Hospitals"? -
1962
In 1965, early CLS met in Boston and established what? -
a multidisciplinary organization, "The Association for the Well Being of
Hospitalized Children and Their Families"
When did CLS define the theoretical bases for their work? -
1970s
Rapid growth of CL profession began in the _________ -
1970s
Academic programs were developed which included hospital internships in the _______ -
1970s
When was the CL study section developed -
1975
In 1979, the CL profession was renamed the organization________________ which included
the CL study section -
Association for the Care of Children's Health (ACCH)
When was "Child Life in Hospitals: Theory and Practice" by Thomson and Stanford
published? -
1981
In 1982, when the CL Council (CLC), how many members were there? -
235
In 1983 the ACCH funded the Phoenix Research Project, which provided
___________________ -
justification for child life practice
In 1988, the CLC had _______ members -
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, 800
When was "Psychosocial Care of Children in Hospitals: A Clinical Practice Manual"
published -
1990
When was the CLC Mission, Values and Vision written? -
1997
When did CCLSs have to be certified by an exam? At this time CLC also had 1,500 members
-
1998
In 2001, about _______ Child Life programs were in North America and the CLC had more
than _________ members -
400; 2,000
In 2005, there were____ CL programs and the CLC had more than _________ members -
470;3,000
The Handbook of Child Life was published in -
2009
The written plan for provision of child life services is the _____________________ -
standards of clinical practice
What is an aspect of the child life administration? -
one CCLS or other administrator familiar with CLC documents will plan and
implement child life services
One of the standards of clinical practice is -
the education of child life students
One of the standards of clinical practice is -
professional preparation and continued professional development
What is a collaborative approach to child life services in regards to standards of clinical
practice? -
patients and family members should be encouraged and supported as participants
in all aspects of care
True or False: Child life interventions will be documented in patients' medical records and
this is one of the standards of clinical practice -
True
True or False: one of the standards of clinical practice is that there is sufficient funding and
facilities to implement services (also, donations) -
True
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, True or False: one of the standards of clinical practice is that there is research and
participation in evidence-based practice (EBP) -
True
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is opportunities for play:
__________ play and ________ expression -
therapeutic and emotional
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is _________ plans for patients
-
care
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is ________________
assessments -
developmental
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is practice of __________-
centered care -
family
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is orientation to
______________ environment -
healthcare
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is _____________ preparation
for medical experiences -
psychological
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is support during
______________ _______________ -
stressful procedures
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is ________ reduction
techniques to facilitate adaptive coping -
stress
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is -
normalization
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is *consultation and
education* for who? -
families and healthcare staff
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is _____________ of care
based on trusting, therapeutic relationships -
provision
One of the services that CLS provide for patients and families is _______________ care,
when necessary -
follow-up
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