Complaint
procedures must be easy to use and readily available to all. We must
acknowledge all forms of complaints as soon as we receive and handle strictly
with confidentiality. We must provide written instructions of complaints
procedure before commencing the service. We should also encourage individuals,
carers and others to make complaint when such a situation arises. We must explain to them about their rights and available internal and external support. We must
provide full assistance if individuals are unable to write and forward
complaints. Feedback or comments about the service from service users are the
other way to aware of any potential complaints about the service.
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Friday, 22 February 2019
Tuesday, 8 January 2019
Describe how a conflict of interest can be addressed between the carer and an individual with dementia whilst balancing rights, choices and risk
Conflict
of interests may arise between carer and individual with dementia from time to
time. There is also dilemma may arise while you working with an individual with
dementia. In those situations, carers or individuals may need counselling,
advice and guidance from senior care worker or manager. As a carer, you must
always be aware of your role, purpose of your role and professional boundaries.
Persuading and compromising behaviour are keys to address this sort of issue. A
group training session including possible scenario will definitely be helpful
to address this kind of issue at workplace.
Sunday, 22 May 2016
Explain the roles of different agencies in safeguarding and protecting individuals from abuse?
CQC: Care quality commission has their duty to set guideline
and monitor on health and social care organisations and agencies to protect
individual from harm and abuse. If any care provider fails to protect individuals
from harm and abuse or does not meet the standard set out by care quality
commission then care provider will be forced to close down and pay penalty.
The Police: Police is mostly the first contact to safeguard
and protect individual from abuse. Their responsibilities are to record,
investigate, safeguard and report.
Safeguarding Adults Board: Their responsibilities are to share
information among all local safeguarding agencies and monitor their action and
activities regarding safeguarding issues.
How would you use the information about communication abilities and needs of the individual to ensure effective communication?
To establish effective communication and positive interaction
you must have to aware of individual’s communication abilities. If you know the
person’s communication ability then you have to take into account whether any
aid or support necessary to establish effective communication. Suppose an
individual with hearing difficulties you are trying to communicate. You have to
ensure that individual has his hearing aid on before interaction. If there
isn’t any hearing aid then you have to send individual for an assessment to
local GP. And if you try to establish written communication with a blind person
then you must provide Braille transcription.
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