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00.5 .4 Understanding ways to reduce the likelihood of abuse
4.1 Explain how the likelihood of abuse may be reduced by
Working with person centred thinking
Encourage active participation
Prompting choice and rights
Working with person centred values Abuse is reduced by person centred values because institutional abuse often stems from things being done to people because it's convenient for the staff. The individual's feelings and preferences are not considered. So, for example, a person requesting pain relief is left to wait because it isn't time for the medication to be administered or reviewed.
- Encouraging active participation. -Encouraging active participation builds self-esteem, and the person will refuse to tolerate abuse and will be inclined to report it, they're also around other people which will help to build friendships in which they can share things they may tell one of them if abuse may happen and one of them may pass it on to help.
- Promoting choice and rights. is all the above that says in working with person centred values life even if this is in a small way by deciding what they want for breakfast that morning. we all make our own decisions in our own homes so why not in a residential home by including a resident in their care it allows them to still be an individual to have rights + wishes recognised
4.2 Explain the importance of an accessible complaints procure for reducing the
likelihood of abuse.
Complaints are good way of considering how well the services are provided, it also helps us to identify if there are any weaknesses e.g. potential for abuse and neglect.
A complaints procedure should be simple to follow because it encourages people to raise their concerns and it indicates that organization will respond to those concerns rather than ignoring them. If it's too difficult to make a complaint the abuse is likely to continue. If it's easy to make a complaint the abuse is likely to be dealt with sooner. On a bigger scale
4.1 Explain how the likelihood of abuse may be reduced by
Working with person centred thinking
Encourage active participation
Prompting choice and rights
Working with person centred values Abuse is reduced by person centred values because institutional abuse often stems from things being done to people because it's convenient for the staff. The individual's feelings and preferences are not considered. So, for example, a person requesting pain relief is left to wait because it isn't time for the medication to be administered or reviewed.
- Encouraging active participation. -Encouraging active participation builds self-esteem, and the person will refuse to tolerate abuse and will be inclined to report it, they're also around other people which will help to build friendships in which they can share things they may tell one of them if abuse may happen and one of them may pass it on to help.
- Promoting choice and rights. is all the above that says in working with person centred values life even if this is in a small way by deciding what they want for breakfast that morning. we all make our own decisions in our own homes so why not in a residential home by including a resident in their care it allows them to still be an individual to have rights + wishes recognised
4.2 Explain the importance of an accessible complaints procure for reducing the
likelihood of abuse.
Complaints are good way of considering how well the services are provided, it also helps us to identify if there are any weaknesses e.g. potential for abuse and neglect.
A complaints procedure should be simple to follow because it encourages people to raise their concerns and it indicates that organization will respond to those concerns rather than ignoring them. If it's too difficult to make a complaint the abuse is likely to continue. If it's easy to make a complaint the abuse is likely to be dealt with sooner. On a bigger scale