Quality Assurance Review
Quality Assurance Review
Annette Espalin, Ashleigh Bronson, Lisa Lane, Traci Borden & Tonya Wright
BSHS/375 Information Management Systems and Technology in Human Services
September 1, 2014
Ricky Delatte
Quality Assurance Review
According to Merriam Webster (2014), "Provision is: the act or process of supplying or providing something." Every company provides a provision or has a mission statement that their company stand by, which shows what services that company, will commit to delivering to their clients. We as professionals and them as businesses have an obligation to deliver direct services effectively to help clients adapt socially and effectively in society. It is the companies' responsibility to provide clients with the services that sustain a good work or living environment. Companies are dedicated to providing direct support services that will enhance a client's quality of life, and that is designed to meet the needs of their client. Moreover, it is important that staff build their time to participate in activities with the clients that they are servicing. It is also the responsibility of the company, to make sure their staff is educated and trained in their area of concentration to assist their client.
It is important to develop relationships with clients that will allow them to engage in everyday life activities. It is provided that any person that is working with clients to engage in activities with their client. Clients have IEP (Individual Education Plan) programs that should be followed to assure the client is receiving the proper education that is based on their need. It is up to the worker to provide clients with a structured setting which will allow them to see if the client is learning according to their plan or their day. In every event, every aspect is about providing proper service to the client. Furthermore, it's about creating independence in that client by setting academic and functional goals that are attainable and
Annette Espalin, Ashleigh Bronson, Lisa Lane, Traci Borden & Tonya Wright
BSHS/375 Information Management Systems and Technology in Human Services
September 1, 2014
Ricky Delatte
Quality Assurance Review
According to Merriam Webster (2014), "Provision is: the act or process of supplying or providing something." Every company provides a provision or has a mission statement that their company stand by, which shows what services that company, will commit to delivering to their clients. We as professionals and them as businesses have an obligation to deliver direct services effectively to help clients adapt socially and effectively in society. It is the companies' responsibility to provide clients with the services that sustain a good work or living environment. Companies are dedicated to providing direct support services that will enhance a client's quality of life, and that is designed to meet the needs of their client. Moreover, it is important that staff build their time to participate in activities with the clients that they are servicing. It is also the responsibility of the company, to make sure their staff is educated and trained in their area of concentration to assist their client.
It is important to develop relationships with clients that will allow them to engage in everyday life activities. It is provided that any person that is working with clients to engage in activities with their client. Clients have IEP (Individual Education Plan) programs that should be followed to assure the client is receiving the proper education that is based on their need. It is up to the worker to provide clients with a structured setting which will allow them to see if the client is learning according to their plan or their day. In every event, every aspect is about providing proper service to the client. Furthermore, it's about creating independence in that client by setting academic and functional goals that are attainable and
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