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5. Domestic and living conditions 5.1 Experienced living comfort Indicator The extent to which clients or representatives experience adequate living comfort CQ-index list Residents Representatives CQ-index questions Residents 51. Is the temperature in your home comfortable? 52. Is your living area cleaned properly (living room, bedroom, toilet and shower/bathroom)? Representatives of residents 54. Is the temperature in the living area comfortable? 55. Is the living area (living room, bed-room, toilet and shower/bathroom) cleaned properly? 54
5.2 Experienced atmosphere Indicator The extent to which clients or representatives experience a good atmosphere CQ-index list Residents Representatives CQ-index questions Residents 53. Are the public rooms like living room, corridor and Lobby pleasant places to be? (Comfortable, clean, nice smell) 54. Do the residents interact pleasantly and sociably? 72. Does the home offer enough opportunities for clients to have contact with fellow-residents, locals, et cetera? 79. Is there a pleasant atmosphere at meal times? Representatives of residents 56. Are public rooms like living room, corridor and lobby pleasant places to be? (Comfortable, clean, nice smell) 58. Do the residents interact pleasantly and sociably? 65. Does the home offer enough opportunities for clients to have contact with others? 55 Quality Framework Responsible Care - Nursing, Care and Home Care Bijlage II
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