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|EVIDENCE GATHERING FORM | |EVIDENCE NO: |1 |
| | |DATE: |31/5/2013 |

IDENTIFY EVIDENCE TYPE

DIRECT OBSERVATION REFLECTIVE ACCOUNT x

QUESTIONS EXPERT WITNESS

PRODUCT/ ASSIGNMENT WITNESS TESTIMONY

|CANDIDATE NAME |TRACY FINLAY |
|EVIDENCE: HSC451.1 |Cross Referencing |Unit, Element, PCs |Knowledge |
|I have currently worked in Braeburn Care Home for 5 years now, slowly working | | | |
|my way up from care assistant to senior officer. | | | |
|I have worked my way up by completing relevant course including my svq level 3 | | | |
|in health and social care, this has enabled me to gain knowledge of WHY we do | | | |
|thing when providing care to service users. | | | |
|By working as a carer and now senior officer within the same establishment and | | | |
|completed compulsory training set out by law, SSSc and national care

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