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82 Evaluation Tools 6. Do you think that your knowledge about the following has changed? Assistive Device Yes No Comments Grab bar Bath bench or seat Non-slip bath mat for outside the tub /shower Non-slip bath mat for inside the tub / shower 7. In the past 6 months, have you received requests for rooms equipped with the following bath safety devices? a) Bath grab bars: ___Yes ___No ___Don’t know b) Bath benches or seats: ___Yes ___No ___Don’t know c) Non-slip mats for inside the bathtub: ___Yes ___No ___Don’t know d) Non-slip mats for outside the bathtub: ___Yes ___No ___Don’t know 8. Have you had any reported falls on your premises in the past year? ___No ___Yes…if yes, did any of these take place while your client was taking a bath or shower (e.g. getting in or out of the bathtub, during a shower or bath) ___No ___Yes ___Don’t know 9. Do you have any other comments about the Tools for Living Well program? Tools for Living Well Evaluation Tool 6
Evaluation Tool 7: Homebuilder Initial Interview Date:___________________ Name of interview participant: __________________________________________ Evaluation Tools Name of business: ____________________________ Location/Address: ___________________ Business type (e.g. townhome, single family, condo, other) ________________________________ 1. Approximately what percentage of your customers that you deal with are older adults (over the age of 60)? _____ % ___Don’t know 2. Most of your customers speak: ___ English ___ French ___ Other __Don’t know 3. Is your business: ____ A franchise ____ Privately owned and managed ____ Other, please specify___________________________ 4. How much do you know about the following? Check the column that represents stated knowledge of each assistive device. Assistive Device Know nothing about it Grab bar Non-slip bath mat for outside the tub /shower Non-slip bath mat for inside the tub / shower Have heard of it but never seen one Have seen one but never personally used or demonstrated use before Have used or demonstrated use before Tools for Living Well 83
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