Unit 3 Health And Social Care Level 3 Research Paper
Task 3
Module Title: Safe Guarding in Health and Social Care
Assignment Title: Understanding working practices and strategies that are used to minimise abuse within health and social care contexts.
Content
(LO 3)
Introduction:
Topics Discussed:
How existing work practices and strategies are designed to minimise abuse in health and social care contexts (3.1)
Evaluation of the effectiveness of working practices and strategies used to minimise abuse in health and social care contexts (3.2)
How possible improvements to working practices and strategies can minimise abuse in health and social care contexts (3.3)
Conclusion:
References:
Introduction
For the following assignment I will discuss in detail current strategies …show more content…
The author is mindful and fully aware of the benefits of best practice when issues of child protection and protection of fellow professionals are at risk. Our particular model is aimed at providing a “personal centred approach. This provides the client with a sense of social inclusion, empowerment and independence in making their own choices and decisions. This essay illustrates my own personal framework to practice through the use of a case example. It stresses the importance of young people receiving a full assessment to allow understanding of a young person’s behaviours and the importance of evidence based practice in addressing their needs. It identifies how other dynamics such as the power of organisational culture can impact on the care a young person receives. It stresses the difficulty of ensuring a balance between adhering to evidence based practice and statutory regulations against ensuring a homely normal environment and being open to adaptation. Although it promotes evidence based practices it identified the importance of being able to adapt to suit the needs of the young person. The concepts of inclusion, consultation, communication and the key-working relationship all proved vital in every young person’s progress. The importance of being aware that rehabilitation is a long process that involves taking things at the young person’s pace is promoted in this essay. I remain firm in my belief that every child is a unique individual and the importance of adapting a varied, inclusive approach to interventions to ensure paramountcy of child welfare in our work is
Module Title: Safe Guarding in Health and Social Care
Assignment Title: Understanding working practices and strategies that are used to minimise abuse within health and social care contexts.
Content
(LO 3)
Introduction:
Topics Discussed:
How existing work practices and strategies are designed to minimise abuse in health and social care contexts (3.1)
Evaluation of the effectiveness of working practices and strategies used to minimise abuse in health and social care contexts (3.2)
How possible improvements to working practices and strategies can minimise abuse in health and social care contexts (3.3)
Conclusion:
References:
Introduction
For the following assignment I will discuss in detail current strategies …show more content…
The author is mindful and fully aware of the benefits of best practice when issues of child protection and protection of fellow professionals are at risk. Our particular model is aimed at providing a “personal centred approach. This provides the client with a sense of social inclusion, empowerment and independence in making their own choices and decisions. This essay illustrates my own personal framework to practice through the use of a case example. It stresses the importance of young people receiving a full assessment to allow understanding of a young person’s behaviours and the importance of evidence based practice in addressing their needs. It identifies how other dynamics such as the power of organisational culture can impact on the care a young person receives. It stresses the difficulty of ensuring a balance between adhering to evidence based practice and statutory regulations against ensuring a homely normal environment and being open to adaptation. Although it promotes evidence based practices it identified the importance of being able to adapt to suit the needs of the young person. The concepts of inclusion, consultation, communication and the key-working relationship all proved vital in every young person’s progress. The importance of being aware that rehabilitation is a long process that involves taking things at the young person’s pace is promoted in this essay. I remain firm in my belief that every child is a unique individual and the importance of adapting a varied, inclusive approach to interventions to ensure paramountcy of child welfare in our work is