What can trigger a review of a resident's personal care plan besides the annual requirement?

A review of a resident's personal care plan is essential to ensure that the care provided aligns with the resident's current needs, preferences, and medical conditions. A change in the resident's condition can significantly affect their care requirements, necessitating updates to the personal care plan. This could include a deterioration in health, the emergence of new medical issues, or changes in cognitive function that require different levels of support or interventions. It is crucial for caregivers to adapt the care plan promptly to address these changes, ensuring that the resident receives appropriate and effective support tailored to their evolving situation.

The other options do not directly relate to the immediate needs of the resident in the same way. For instance, a payment delay or staff turnover, while they may affect the operations of the facility, do not directly indicate a need to reassess an individual resident's care requirements. A request from family can be important and may lead to a review, but it's typically the resident's condition that serves as the primary basis for necessary adjustments to their personal care plan.