86 I-3 – Recommendations to social welfare homes Home for adult persons Kulina123 Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs will draft a plan to relocate beneficiaries of the Home Kulin, considering that due to the inadequate location of the Home, beneficiaries are not able to have an adequate participation in the social community or contact with the outside environment. Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs will take measures to, without delay, enact a Rulebook to regulate the issue of providing the funds for personal needs of the beneficiaries of homes and family accommodations and the amount of such allowance. Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs will develop a plan to ensure the presence of a sufficient number of employees. To this end, the Ministry will conduct an analysis of whether the existing norms allow for the provision of sufficient presence and adequate care for beneficiaries. The beneficiaries who do not leave their beds must, without delay, be provided with an adequate accommodation and spending the time outside, in the fresh air. The Home will take measures to ensure that as many as possible staff members working with beneficiaries, pass training to work in the sensor room, so that more beneficiaries could use this room. The Home will, subject to interests and capacities of beneficiaries, develop individual activity plans and accordingly, determine the required funds and human and material resources in order to involve as many beneficiaries and possible in the organized activities. The Home will take measures to provide continuous training for medical technicians / nurses in acquiring knowledge and developing skills necessary for successful rehabilitation of beneficiaries. The Home will ensure that the chiropractic therapy room is also equipped with devices for adults. The Home will ensure that all beneficiaries are enabled to implement preventive health care in accordance with the standards envisaged by the Rulebook on the content and scope of the right to health care from compulsory health insurance and on participation in 2016. The Home will provide all beneficiaries with dental health care services without delay, as soon as these services are required. The Home will ensure that the services of a physical medicine and rehabilitation are provided in accordance with the needs of the beneficiaries and minimum twice a month. The Home will ensure that a full-time physiotherapist will be employed, to provide the required number of services that correspond to daily and-or annual level of the legally prescribed interventions. 123 Report on visit to Home for adult persons in Kulina, no. 281-36/16, Ref. no. 26834 of July 14, 2016.