M4 4.3
4.4 - Analyse how helping others to understand the balance between risk and rights improve practice
When supporting others to understand risk it is important to encourage them to make their own risk assessments when doing tasks or making decisions, this can be done with residents or staff members and is most effective when applied informally. Through having a general chat, gathering information relating to appropriate risk taking can lead to advice and support given to promote responsibility of risk management, as discussed in unit 3 the residents have a right to make decisions and they should be provided with all the information to make an informed choice or take risk. Organisations must ensure that all residents’ rights are preserved whilst
When supporting others to understand risk it is important to encourage them to make their own risk assessments when doing tasks or making decisions, this can be done with residents or staff members and is most effective when applied informally. Through having a general chat, gathering information relating to appropriate risk taking can lead to advice and support given to promote responsibility of risk management, as discussed in unit 3 the residents have a right to make decisions and they should be provided with all the information to make an informed choice or take risk. Organisations must ensure that all residents’ rights are preserved whilst