Be able to work in ways that are agreed with the employer
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You are asked by a colleague to help her lift a resident into bed. You know this is usually done by using a hoist and requires 3 people, as stated in the Risk Assessment. Your colleague says she hasn’t got time to bother with that and says just to get on with it and help her lift the resident. Which of the following statements below would describe the best way to deal with this?
Say “Okay let’s get on with it”
Have a discussion with your colleagues saying that we shouldn’t do this
Explain to the resident that you are going to leave the room to get some assistance from other colleagues to use the hoist
Walk off and say that you’re busy, you don't want to be the one who gets in trouble if your manager finds out
Who is responsible for Health and Social Care Settings for Adults?
NHS Choices
OFQUAL
Care Quality Commission (CQC)
Skills For Care
Your line manager asks you to complete a task you have not done before and are not sure how to complete. What should you do?
Try and do it anyway
Tell your line manager to do it themselves
Explain politely that this is new to you and you are not sure how to complete this task
Say that you’re not doing this task, and ask your manager to delegate it to someone else
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