Re: Questions on State Visits
Unless the resident is able to speak for themself or the family states that "mom would have died if she were out in public with hairy legs" or something like that, I don't know how a deficiency could be written just based on a surveyors observation. It is not what you or I want, it is what the resident wants. Some women have facial hair. I personally would not want to have facial hair, but if a resident says. "It don't bother me", well then, that is the way it is. There is no deficient practice there. The same with hairy legs- I personally wouldn't want hairy legs, but there are some people who don't care, and some cultures that do not shave....It is not about me, it is all about the resident.
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