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The term social role means that people are to develop social roles such as family member, or even employee. Person-centred care aims to be user , promoting independence and autonomy, providing and control; all based on a collaborative team .
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The Health and Safety at Work Act ensures that anyone affected by work must be kept . The Mental Capacity Act provides a legal framework for acting and making decisions on behalf of adults who lack to make particular for themselves.
Select four statements in the legal definition of Capacity under the Mental Capacity Act is.
Consistently make choices without necessarily understanding the implication of these
Agree with a decision that a family member has made on their behalf
Use or weigh up that information to make the decision
Understand information given to them to make a particular decision
Communicate their decision
Retain that information long enough to be able to make the decision
Make a decision based on the choice of another person
Being able to agree to decisions without necessarily understanding them
Select four statements involved in person centred care
Using medical terminology within the care plan so that all professionals understand what is required
Basing the care plan on what has previously been seen as best for the service user
Taking advice from the family on how they thing their relative should be cared for even if the service user has Mental Capacity
Discussing the needs and wishes of the service user
Using communication that is understood by the service users
If the service user does not have mental capacity – involving family, friends and professional to ensure that things are in the service users best interest
Enabling the service user to be at the centre of all discussion about their care
Providing care in the best interest of the person involved
Four 'activities of daily living' are:
Who the service user should be friends with
Not allowing them to live independently and do things for themselves
Allowing them to behaviour in any manner that they wish
Eliminating
Giving them no opportunity to discuss treatment or refuse treatment
Working and playing
Maintaining a safe environment
Breathing
Select three aspects of a recovery goal.
They are based on what the person actively wants to achieve in his or her life, rather than what the person wants to avoid
They are a set of goals which is generic to all serviced users
They are influenced by personality and values
They are the goals that have been identified by the care team
They are unique to that person, and generally they are forward-looking
They are oriented towards reinforcing a negative identity
They are commonly about supporting a person to lessen the impact of an illness or condition
When evaluation and reviewing a care plan which 4 of the following apply?
Care plans on need to be reviewed on an annual basis
Care plans can be updated without speaking to the serviced user
Care plans needs to be regularly reviewed and amended dependent on the individuals needs
Care plans should always be locked away so that the service user cannot see them
Care plans could be reviewed weekly, monthly, three monthly or six monthly
Care plans should be reviewed with all people involved including the service user
Care plans must be written in a formal language at all times
Care plans should always be written in a user friendly manner which could include pictorial format
In George Levinger’s theory on relationships which stage is it when there is mutual attraction and the relationship starts to blossom?
Deterioration
Continuation
Attraction
Build up
In George Levinger’s theory on relationships which stage is it when the interdependency of the couple becomes increasingly important as they start to disclose to their partners things about themselves?
Attraction
Deterioration
Continuation
Build up
In George Levinger’s theory on relationships which stage is it when the relationship becomes more solid as the couple start to engage more with each other and their lives become increasingly joined?
Ending
Build up
Continuation
Deterioration
In George Levinger’s theory on relationships which stage is it when the cost of the relationship and the rewards gained from it are measured and if found wanting may lead to a breakdown in the relationship?
Build up
Continuation
Deterioration
Ending
In George Levinger’s theory on relationships which stage is it when irreconcilable differences end the relationship?
Build up
Ending
Continuation
Deterioration
According to the Social Care Institute of Excellence what are the two basic questions in workforce planning?
What qualifications do they have?
What hours they work?
What sort of staff?
How many staff?
Select Kurt Lewin’s three leaderships styles in relation to group dynamics
Relaxed
Autocratic
Laissez-faire
Absent
Authoritative
Democratic
Staffing levels should be evaluated and reviewed on a regular basis dependent on the needs of the client group. Is this statement true or false?
FALSE
TRUE
Which of these two statements is correct?
Induction training is needed for all new staff to an establishment
Induction training is only needed if the member of staff has never worked in care before
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