• Nobility Reigns Guardianship in Wisconsin: Supported Decision Making - Employee Exam

    Complete the exam and certification form for the Guardianship in Wisconsin: Supported Decision Making training.

  • Training Time: 1 Hour

  • Date*
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    2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit year

  • Instructions: Please read each question carefully and select the best answer from the options provided.

  • 1. Under Wisconsin law, adults are presumed legally competent unless:*
  • 2. Which of the following best describes decision-making capacity?*
  • 3. Supported decision-making in Wisconsin allows an individual to:*
  • 4. Who selects a supported decision-maker?*
  • 5. Supported decision-makers may legally:*
  • 6. Which statement about supported decision-making is TRUE?*
  • 7. A Power of Attorney (POA) is:*
  • 8. A POA agent may only act:*
  • 9. Which of the following is TRUE about a POA?*
  • 10. Nobility Reigns staff must do which of the following when a POA exists?*
  • 11. Guardianship in Wisconsin is best described as:*
  • 12. Who has the authority to determine incompetency in Wisconsin?*
  • 13. Wisconsin law requires guardianship to be:*
  • 14. Which type of guardianship is preferred when appropriate?*
  • 15. Letters of Guardianship are important because they:*
  • 16. Even when a guardian exists, residents retain the right to:*
  • 17. Guardians are accountable to:*
  • 18. Which statement about guardianship is TRUE?*
  • 19. Nobility Reigns staff should accept direction from family members only when:*
  • 20. If staff are unsure about legal decision-making authority, they should:*

  • Certificate of Completion: 

    This certificate acknowledges that the individual named below has successfully completed the Guardianship in Wisconsin: Supported Decision-Making training course provided by Nobility Reigns.

    This training provided a comprehensive review of Wisconsin law and regulatory expectations related to Power of Attorney, guardianship, and supported decision-making in group home and Adult Family Home settings. The participant demonstrated understanding of:

    • The presumption of legal competence for adults in Wisconsin
    • The roles, authority, and limitations of guardians, Power of Attorney agents, and supported decision-makers
    • The legal process for determining incompetency and appointing a guardian
    • Least restrictive alternatives to guardianship
    • Resident rights, informed consent, and refusal of services
    • Staff responsibilities and compliance expectations at Nobility Reigns
    • Person-centered decision-making and dignity of risk

    Completion of this training confirms that the employee understands their obligation to uphold resident rights, follow legal decision-making authority as defined by Wisconsin law and court orders, and apply these principles in daily practice in accordance with Nobility Reigns policies and procedures.

     

  • Date*
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    2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit year

  • Nobility Reigns Guardianship in Wisconsin: Supported Decision Making | Form 0019

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