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L3 Unit 2 Working in Health and Social Care
L3 Unit 2 Working in Health and Social Care
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Informal
care is provided by...
family members, relatives and friends who are not paid
provided by paid staff with qualifications and training
sometimes provided by children
strangers who happen to be passing
2
Hospice Care - what is their
function
?
only work with the elderly population
provide palliative care, pain relief, support families
staffed by volunteers to provide day care
provide financial support
3
Care assistants....
Monitor staff performance and identify training needs
Meet personal needs such as washing, toileting and feeding
Help people to live independently
recruit and manage staff
4
Nurses
Help people to work out practical solutions to their problem
Trained to carry out medical duties, monitor & patient care
Diagnose, monitor and treat illness
Meet care needs such as washing, toileting, beds, feeding
5
Safeguarding regulations - adults - identify
any
that are
good examples
ensure effective procedures to report accidents & incidents
in hospital, ensure all equipment is sterile
use hoists to help residents in and out of bed
ensure policies are followed in relation to use of mobiles
6
Supporting routines
; 'PD', Work by ensuring...
they are given extra time to complete set tasks
awareness training of colleagues
they have a support worker in the work place
7
Formal
care is provided by....
paid staff, have qualifications and undergo training
are volunteers and don't get paid
family members, relatives and friends
8
What do
charities
do?
Prevent discrimination, prejudice & change public attitudes
Fund raise give advice/services, research, represent to GOV.
Get awarded by the Queen for being helpful to others
pretend that everything is wonderful if you are disabled
9
A
Doctor
(GP)
identify issues in everyday life such as shopping, dressing
Monitor the prenatal development & health of mothers/babies
Work under the guidance of qualified professionals with care
Diagnose, treat, monitor, prevent illness, prescriptions etc
10
Safeguarding
means
To protect all individuals from harm
To put everything valuable in the safe
To stand guard over the residents of an establishment
11
Specific needs
could include...
fashion, reading, computers,
activities, employment, holidays, shopping
learning, physical, behaviour, illness or victims of abuse
12
Data Protection Act 1998-Only certain information can be kept by your employer.
Identify which
additional income, properties, car driven, body size
disability, employment history, education & qualifications
sexuality, ethnicity, marriage status, children/dependents
name, address, DOB, gender, contact details, NI & tax code
13
Partnership working -
identify potential problems
improved information sharing
provides holistic care
different IT systems between agencies
failure to communicate
14
What is
whistleblowing
within health and social care?
report any inappropriate care/behaviour of staff to CQC etc
to ensure all staff come to the diner hall at a set time
used to wake clients up in the morning
Telling on your mates
15
Accountability to professional bodies - which relate to Health and Social Care?
UNISON, NQSW
NMC, HCPC
NASUWT, TUC
GMC, RCN
16
Occupational therapist
Identify issues you have with normal life and find solutions
Meet care needs, such as washing, toileting, making beds etc
Provide postnatal care supporting mothers/babies/families
Diagnose, treat, monitor and prevent illness
17
Direct discrimination
is...
company secretly doesn't employ people of a certain age
treating someone worse or less favourably due to differences
Victimising a person to their face
when an organisation's policies has a worse effect on some
18
Regulations of professions by
external H&SC organisations
include (2)
CQSW, NUT, NASUWT
RSPCC, RSPOA,
NMC, RCN
GMC, HCPC
19
A
midwife
Work under the guidance of qualified professionals
Diagnose, treat, monitors and prevent illness
Monitor & care for the chronic/acute medical needs patients
Monitors the prenatal development and care of mothers/babies
20
How could you
challenge discrimination
?
give appropriate equipment to help live independently
check a patients preferred language
ask if they prefer a male or female nurse
give advise to client on what to do
21
CQC
stands for...
Chief quality care
Care quality commission
Care quickly carer
Chase quality commission
22
Identify which are
4 key points
for making complaints
leaflets provided, refuse support, tell everyone, ignore
must be in place, enable access to them, checked & inspected
in place but hidden, not actioned, discourage use, personal
23
Monitoring care
externally
- which organisations monitor care?
GTP
NICE
CQC
OFSTED
24
Healthcare
settings
; Clinics
Go here for Accidents and Emergencies
Most people prefer to recover here after an operation
You can give birth here
Go here to be treated for specific medical conditions
25
Barriers
to services may include...
Social - rough sleepers are unlikely to get the services
Financial- if you are richer you may have to pay for care
Culture- when English isn't the service users first language
Geographical-where you live may limit access to services
26
Healthcare
settings
; GP surgery
The collect their medication from here
Patients go here first when they need medical advice
Go here if a Doctor cannot treat them without specialist
Most people prefer to recover here after an operation
27
Anti-discriminatory practice
is...
being racist
ensuring everyone is given the same opportunities
ensuring the care needs of ALL service users are met
ensuring everyone is treated the same
28
A
regulation
is....
mandatory and must be followed
optional to private establishments
guidance and not enforced
a law that sets standards of professional conduct
29
A care manager...
Help people who need care and support to live independently
Meet personal needs including washing, toileting, dressing
Manage youth and community projects and resources
Is responsible for the day to day running of a care home
30
Healthcare
settings
; Hospitals
Patients go here for treatment that a GP cannot give
Nurses might carry out treatments or health screening
Patients are treated by community based nursing and midwives
They only offer palliative care
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An
advocate
is a person who....
will speak up to ensure a persons rights are respected
gets paid by the agency for providing this service
must speak several different languages
gives their opinion on what is best for the client
32
What is
domicilary
care?
is only provided between 9-5 each day
takes place in the persons home or workplace
is where the care worker is dominant
is the treatment of the capillaries within the body
33
Meeting
occupational standards
means
Holding meetings about the occult
Having a meeting in a standard room
Meeting people in the work place
Working at the correct level for the job you are undertaking
34
NICE
stands for...
National internal center for everyone
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
National Institute Care Entity
Non Inclusive Care Event
35
Holistic
approach means...
meeting all a persons needs from different perspectives
focusing on their religious needs
using alternative therapies instead of traditional medicine
36
What are '
rights
' under the Human Rights Act 1998 and Equality Act 2010 ?
Money, Material possessions, House
Dignity, Independence, Privacy, Equality, Safety, Security..
Holidays, Cinema, Shopping, Friends, own room
37
Children are entitled to learn and develop in the
EYFS
in 3 prime & 4 core areas. Incl..(2)
literacy, maths , understanding the world, expressive arts
eating, drinking, socialising, learning
communication,language, social,physical, personal,emotional
talking, playing, running, jumping
38
Social care;
Domiciliary Care
care workers help a person to live independently
live here with other people who cannot look after themselves
social care workers provide care in the persons own home
39
How can you '
empower
' people
Promoting users' dignity
Encouraging difference
Promoting isolation
Putting service users at the heart of service provision
40
A support worker...
Support individuals' overall comfort and well being
Controls the budget
Monitor and review the quality of local youth work.
Meet personal needs such as washing, dressing, toileting
41
People who may require personal care must have a
needs assessmen
t which will include...
their choices and goals and the things that matter to them
if they live in a good neighbourhood
how much income they have
their needs and how it impacts on their life & their family
42
The
regulation and inspection
process is 9 steps using experts to reach judgments on quality .
Gather facts and feedback findings
Take action to improve services
Identify purpose of inspection
Impose fines on poorly run establishments
43
Social Care
Settings
; Residential
You cant look after your own needs any more so live here
People live in their own homes
May provide full-time or temporary respite care
You go here for the day for leisure activities
44
Social Workers...
Help people with mental health problems and disabilities
Protect vulnerable people from harm or abuse
Help with transport, taking people shopping & household task
Put policies and procedures in place and ensure followed
45
Supporting routines
; 'physical disabilities' at home by ensuring the person...
has hoists available in bedrooms and bathrooms
has access to all rooms
has facilities within reach
46
Ensuring safety in care. Identify possible
RISKS
...
harmful substances, poor first aid facilities, fire source
sleeping, visitors, temperature, staff training
specialist equipment, untrained staff, hot liquids
abuse, inadequate supervision, moving patients, poor hygiene
47
Indirect discrimination
is...
victimising; being treated badly because you complained
they don't openly employ people of a certain age
organisations have policies that have a worse effect on some
harassment of individuals; making abusive comments
48
What is
palliative
care?
specialist foot care treatment
Care of a person with disabilities
End of life care for terminal illness such as cancer
Surgery for treating cleft pallet in children
49
Challenging behaviour
is due to
...
Inability to communicate effectively their needs
Watching too much TV
50
The carers
role includes
... (2)
following everyone's instructions
making all the decisions for them
being able to empathise, give dignity and respect
meeting personal needs in an appropriate way
51
Monitoring care
internally
- how is care monitored within the work setting?
they make staff wear activity trackers
line managers will monitor staff
they will observe their working practices
they get patients/clients to fill in questionnaires
52
Specific needs
groups includes people with...
mental ill health / older people
needs that cause problems accessing service
learning and physical disabilities
children / refugees / people who are transitioning M>F>M
53
supporting routines
; 'PD' Educational setting by ensuring...
the curriculum is adapted to their needs
service users have access to all classrooms and labs
have access to play and exercise facilities
54
Social care;
Daycare
They provide care in the persons own home
they provide respite care for families
settings where people can no longer live by themselves stay
These are used by older people and people with disabilities
55
CPD
means
Covers physical disability
Continual professional development (training)
Capability, partnership and dedication
Covert, personal discrimination
