How Person Centred Values Should Influence All Aspects Of Social Care Work
Person-centered approach is where the care is designed solely to suit an individual due to their needs and disabilitie, emotions, spiritual beleifs. You look at the individual as a whole and not to just treat the illness
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Person-centered values must influence all aspects of social care work to ensure that each individual receives the best quality of care to suit their individual needs. All healthcare professionals need to think about eight things: independence, individuality, privacy, partnership, choice, dignity, respect and rights.
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Person-centered values should influence all aspects of social care work by having a carefully structured care plan for each individual.
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Finding out the history, preferences, wishes and …show more content…
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A care plan will be drawn up and discussed with the individual allowing them to alter (safety permitting) their plan to suit personal choices.
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It is important to continually assess care plans, changing needs or preferences as sometimes there may be a need to change plans to suit current situations and unfortunately the wishes of the individual may need to be compromised due to health.
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Mental state, illness, lack of understanding and external influences can be factors that influence the capacity of an individual to express consent.
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An assessment is carried out on the suitability to give consent for activities or actions and only those deemed able and safe to are given permission to consent.
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If consent cannot be readily established then he next of kin would be contacted or power of attorney would be sought and the situation would be explained.
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Active participation should be encouraged as it is in the best interest of the individual to keep
1.2
Person-centered values must influence all aspects of social care work to ensure that each individual receives the best quality of care to suit their individual needs. All healthcare professionals need to think about eight things: independence, individuality, privacy, partnership, choice, dignity, respect and rights.
1.3
Person-centered values should influence all aspects of social care work by having a carefully structured care plan for each individual.
OUTCOME2
2.1
Finding out the history, preferences, wishes and …show more content…
2.3
A care plan will be drawn up and discussed with the individual allowing them to alter (safety permitting) their plan to suit personal choices.
2.4
It is important to continually assess care plans, changing needs or preferences as sometimes there may be a need to change plans to suit current situations and unfortunately the wishes of the individual may need to be compromised due to health.
OUTCOME3
3.1
Mental state, illness, lack of understanding and external influences can be factors that influence the capacity of an individual to express consent.
3.2
An assessment is carried out on the suitability to give consent for activities or actions and only those deemed able and safe to are given permission to consent.
3.3
If consent cannot be readily established then he next of kin would be contacted or power of attorney would be sought and the situation would be explained.
OUTCOME4
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Active participation should be encouraged as it is in the best interest of the individual to keep