Participation and Independence in Health and Social Care

Participation and Independence in Health and Social disquietAnalysis of how organizational arrangements and processes are managed to recruit participation and liberty of users of wellness and societal superintend booker.ImranTable of Contents (Jump to) pardon concomitantors that may contribute to loss of independence, non-participation, and fond c find for vulnerable peopleAnalysis how organizational systems and processes are managed to instigate participation and independence of users of health and companionable commission redevelopment.1.2 Analyse the presenting factors that may affect the self medicate.Question Identify the risks that may occur. and What measures crowd out be seatd to asperse risks?Question What you would consider to be the advantage and disadvantages of denims self medicationQuestion Do you think Jean should be encouraged for self medication. Give reasons for your reactionQuestion 2 How provide you support Mr H to meet his dietary necessita te?Question Analyse how depart you manage the tension to enable Mr H to cook his meal safely and your responsibility to ensure his safety and that of others.Question 3 Obtain a copy of your organizational risk assessment policy, subroutine and prove the effectiveness of policies procedure in management of risks (AC 3.2)Question 4 Identify and review occurrent legislation, codes of practice, policy on medication administration in a residential home. Obtain copy of your organization policy and procedure, gauge the effectiveness of the in line with health and social carry off requirements (AC 4.1 and 4.2)Question analyse how national service standards promote safe practice in the discussion of medication evaluate, using a known setting, the effectiveness of policies and procedures for administering medication in achieving outperform possible outcomes for service usersQuestion 5 talk is vital in health and social care, analyse how you fecal matter use the effective talk to pr omote and maximize the right of service -users in health and social care (AC 1.3)Question 6 Explain the factors that contribute to loss of independence, non participation and social exclusion of service (AC 2.1)ReferencesCase Study 1Task -1Explain how existing legislation and sector skills standards influence organizational policies and practices for promoting and maximising the rights of bob and other service users in a like(p) perspectives. Also analyse how organizational system and processes are managed to promote participation and independence of users of health and social care service (AC 2.1 and 2.2)2.1 Explain factors that may contribute to loss of independence, non-participation, and social exclusion for vulnerable peopleAnswerIn the given case Mr Bob Small is a undivided with profound deaf (God B little him) and he is out of work due to sickness related stress. He has got diabetic, suffererred stroke. His physical condition is such that he is non in a position of commu nication with general people. Only someone has knowledge in communicating him with sign language prat travel by. Or if he wishings to go out and mix with others he needs someone who can help him for doing this for him. This is how he would have felt better, mix with other people. In addition when any individual is non physically well they do non feel like communicating with others. Doctors too suggest to cause rest. provided, as someone is not deaf or not able to speak or has problem with any other physical condition they can communicate their problem which does not happen for physically disadvantaged people. They need care and support from others.Legislation and national service standards bid Standards Act and relevant current legislation including that for health and safety Care Standards Commission, inspection processesFollowing describes a situation of Mr. Small on different issuesGoals of needDesired Outcomeship canal of achieving itWho is responsibleTime ScaleRegular supportMr. Smalls day to day activities is smoothRegular supportGovernmentRegularSupport in communicationMr Small can communicate with othersTherapyGovernmentUntil he learns to communicateEncourage Mr. Small to communicate with othersMr Small is communicating with othersMotivationGovernmentUntil he is agreeable to communicateTreatmentMr small is feeling betterGP, Hospital treatmentNHSUntil he is wellLonelinessMr Small has companion in different clockMixing with peopleGovernmentRegularOrganizational system and processes are thither to help anyone in the situation of Mr Small. Followings are the activities can be initiate to encourage individual to promote participation and independence of users of health and social care service2.2 Analysis how organizational systems and processes are managed to promote participation and independence of users of health and social care service.AnswerOrganization system and processes can promote Mr Smalls participation and independence or anyone like him who uses the service of social care by (Richards, 1996)1. Ensuring the performance of the workers who go out provide their service are up to the high standard and professional. They do their work in sincerely so that individuals with similar problem can find it motivating to mix with other. The social worker also can help the individual needs care with learning and demonstrate how to communicate and mix with other. This provide help to build their confidence for long time.2. Organizations can provide the information about the individual needs care. Information will help the social worker and other related parties to decide what sort of service and care is needed by the service seeker3. The organization system and processes can empower the social worker to take decision about the individual in need. So that in terms of the situational issues they can work accordingly. nevertheless there has to b enough safety steps and also the mortal providing social care has to be expert a nd professional in the job who has breaker point understanding of handling similar individuals.Case Study 21.2 Analyse the presenting factors that may affect the self medicate.AnswerIn case Ms. Jean Barlow following factors may affect the self medicateIn case of Ms Barlow she was a confident person but her confidence is shaken in 7 months hospital stay. She became nervous and less like to prove her confidence again immediately. consequently she needs a regular supportMs Jean Barlow commonly was independent however her situation in the hospital caused her to be dependant. Which is a big factor for Ms. Barlow to affect her self medicationUsual nurse support and staffing also play tidy part of for Ms. Jeans medication. If she is offered support nurse this may vary. Reason being service is not the same for all individual. It varies thus she may receive variety of service in this movement when she needs support.Level dependence also plays a good role in case of persons like Ms Barlow . It can be seen that she needs more support in the initial stages however she is coping with the situation and learning to manage things by herself as much as possible slowly.Health condition of Ms Barlow is also very important. When her health will improve her confidence will also improve. Thus in addition to the social care service it is highly important that she gets fit medication so that her medical condition is getting proper care to improve in time.Question Identify the risks that may occur. and What measures can be initiated to minimize risks?AnswerIn case of situation like Ms Barlow there are following risks if not proper care are given. Steps to minimize the risks are also mentioned in the following tableRisks involvedWhat can be make to rescind the risksLosing confidence for longer periodEnough measures and confidence building activities and mental support needs to be there to avoid this and help her recovering slowlyNot have proper medication in timeTrain and show h er how and when to what medicine. Be with her a for a age to show everything.Nervous breakdown at that place has to be continuous support and mental strength so that she does not reach such stagenever learn properly to be on her ownBy encouraging her to mix with others. So that she knows that she can manager is very importantForget adequate and lead to sever diseaseThere has to be training and care so that she can practice to increase her memoryIncreased anxious personThere can be medicine to mitigate her anxiousness. But more than that there has to be constant moral and physical support so that she does not reach such situation.Consider the results of the risk assessment and in writing accept the adequacy of the systems security, i.e., accept the residual risk and the selection of cost-effective controls. broadcast to performing on-going, periodic risk managementQuestion What you would consider to be the advantage and disadvantages of Jeans self medicationAnswerAccording to NCBI (2001) self medication is a very important and increasing area of healthcare in the UK. It has the following advantage according to the report of NCBI (2001) and WHO (2000)It helps Jean to be self confidentIt will help Jean to learn how to manage herself and see the result of managing herself with proper medication and feel betterWith a bit of clinical training by the support worker Jean will be able to manager her, light, medical issues, by herselfMs J Barlow will have more authorization on herself and will also learn to take her own decisionIf there is any issue of minor illness Jean will not be panicked or anxiousIn the NCBI (2001) and WHO (2000) report following disadvantages are there in self medicationJean may take wrong medicine unintentionallyThere may be mistake by Jean about the dose. She may take more or less and about the timing as well. If Jean cannot remember when she needs to and when actually does take medicine she may take more or less chassis and quantity of the medicineThese can lead to health risk and also the risk of losing her confidence further on herself.Question Do you think Jean should be encouraged for self medication. Give reasons for your answerAnswerMs J Barlow should definitely be encourage for self medication undoubtedly. Reasons areShe needs to learn how to manager herself for the long time and alwaysShe must have her confidence back on herself. This is not only to reduce cost of social care on her but also to make Jean as a normal human beingJean must not be in a satiate where she is alone but very anxious. If she knows how to handle herself alone she will be strong in any satiationHowever above all the benefits there can be risk of doing that. Thus to avoid any risk proper first steps has to be there so that it can sure that at least she knows what to do and how to seek help in case of severe situations. Her confidence needs to be built before she is on her own for the medication.Case Study 3Question 2 How will you suppor t Mr H to meet his dietary needs?AnswerFollowing measures can be taken to help Mr. H with his foodMr H can be encouraged to cook on his own with continuous supervision from beg to endThere has to be regular observation of his behaviour and someone inner and friendly, according to Mr H, has to be with him while he is cookingOtherwise Mr H can be provided with the food he wantsMr. H can also be discussed the benefit and the issues of the other food recommended by the dietician. But this has to be done in a time when Mr H is in proper moodMr H can be constantly remind about things while he is cooking and also regarding his mealQuestion Analyse how will you manage the tension to enable Mr H to cook his meal safely and your responsibility to ensure his safety and that of others.AnswerSafety is a vital issue for anyone. Specially when there is special medical care there is a increased need to be vigilant, observant of any risk of safety. Following things can be done so that Mr H can coo k his meal safely and that does not hamper safety of othersSomeone has good relationship or rapport with Mr H should be there while he is cookingSomeone knowledgeable will be there while he cooks so that the carer can identify the risk issue immediately and can take safety initiativeThe carer can encourage Mr H to behave normally and give the confidence the process can be done smoothly in a proper manner from the very beginning to endMr H has right to learn to manage things on his own. Thus the carer must take care of thatAll the dotty apparatuses should be kept in a place where Mr H cannot reach easily after finished using thoseQuestion 3 Obtain a copy of your organizational risk assessment policy, procedure and analyse the effectiveness of policies procedure in management of risks (AC 3.2)AnswerAgency must develop (SCEI, 2000), implement, and note a risk management/assessment program to ensure that appropriate safeguard measures are taken. Analysis of effectiveness of policies p rocedure in management of risks goes infraIt is effective in the sense that it can handle both medical and physical situation of the social care service seekerIt is safe for service seeker and providing officerIt is vast and wide to cover all the health and security related issues while providing serviceIt is effective overallQuestion 4 Identify and review current legislation, codes of practice, policy on medication administration in a residential home. Obtain copy of your organization policy and procedure, evaluate the effectiveness of the in line with health and social care requirements (AC 4.1 and 4.2)AnswerFor this answer I will choose Dignity Care UK (2008). I will analyse their codes of practices, which is line with existing legislation in residential home (Miller, 1996)The support and care has to be effective, with care and professionalCentre must not work with non-trained carerCentre must regularly monitor the situation of care providing by the carer staffsThere has to be e vidence before taking any action, if infallible, against carerThere has to be regular supply of proper care to the individual needs helpCentre must appoint assessors who can assess the caring situation and environment on a regular radixThere will be proper and regular supervision and assessmentThe carer must to be competent and fit for the job according to criteria of the organizationThe carer must maintain accurate record whenever necessary so that it can be evaluate later with old staffsExplain the legislation, guidance, codes of practice and policy that apply to the handling of medicationQuestion analyse how national service standards promote safe practice in the handling of medication evaluate, using a known setting, the effectiveness of policies and procedures for administering medication in achieving best possible outcomes for service usersAnswerAim of the policy of Dignity Care (2008) areEnsure that proper care are given to the individuals or advice seeker. There has to b e good management of the situations of the clients, proper care for their medicines and health issues whenever necessaryThe policy is in line with National Service Framework for Older People, Commission for Social Care Inspection Professional Guidance for the Administration and guidance of Medicines and the National Minimum Care Standards.There is a good standard of care set by the organization and it is followed always on regular basisPromote and maintain independence by advising service users about safety issues on their own medicine handlingEncourage patients to be self fitted whenever applicableFollow the rules of the UK legislationContinuous development of the service of the care workerQuestion 5 Communication is vital in health and social care, analyse how you can use the effective communication to promote and maximize the right of service -users in health and social care (AC 1.3)AnswerCommunication helps social care providers to provide the best health service. This is very important. Communication is not in the sense of verbal discussion but also covers communicating with patients whatever forms it takes to do that. Following is the analyse how effective communication can be used effectively to promote and maximize the right of service -users in health and social careUnderstand the right way of communication with different type of care seekersFollow the rules and regulations of the care providing agency so that a professional standards are metThere has to be enough room and encouragement to the care service providers to give feedback to their agency office so that if there is adjustment of carer same level of service is provided. It does not make any different for the care receiversCarer has to have the knowledge of policy of the organizationCarer has to have the knowledge of wakeless requirements to communicate with the service seekersCarer must be trained properly to communicate with different types of care seekersCarer must understand the needs of development of his/ her communication with the care seeker. So that s/he can develop accordingly with the help of their head officeQuestion 6 Explain the factors that contribute to loss of independence, non participation and social exclusion of service (AC 2.1)AnswerIn case of Mr H there is a room for loss of independence and non participation and exclusion from the company (Denham, 1997). Following issues can contribute to that (NCBI, 2001)Lack of communication ability with othersLack of ability to mix with othersLack of self controlHealth condition. Poor health condition leaves less room for the care seeker to think about other issues. Thus if Mr H is in good health he will feel good talking and mixing with othersChange of carer. If there is always new carer comes to serve Mr H he may not feel pleasant equally with everyone. This may make him down mentally and he may not act the way he shouldRelationship with the carer. If the relation is not good there will not be any develo pment in terms of providing the best careShift pattern of the carer may not be as comfortable for the care seeker which may cause insecurity in his mind and make him dependantsAnxiousness of the Mr H is also contribute to the fact that he is becoming less independentMr Hs confidence level may contribute to the fact of being self confident.If Mr. Hs development is slow it can also cause insecurity in his mind and make him less able to manage himself.ReferencesDenham M J, Continuing Care for Older People, Nelson Thornes, 1997, ISBN 0748731822Miller J, Social Care Practice, Hodder Arnold, 1996, ISBN 034065516XRichards J, Caring for People A Lifespan Approach, Nelson Thornes, 1999, ISBN 0748739009Toft C, Care and Registered Managers Award at S/NVQ Level 4, Hodder Arnold, 2003, ISBN 0340876050http//www.dignityincare.org.uk/_library/Regional_Model_of_Good_Practice_Policy_for_Medication_-_Reviewed_08.pdf accessed on bump into 29, 2014http//www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11735659 accessed on March 29, 2014http//apps.who.int/medicinedocs/pdf/h1462e/h1462e.pdf accessed on March 29, 2014http//arcuk.org.uk/publications/files/2011/03/Active-Support-Handbook.pdf accessed on March 29, 2014http//www.scie.org.uk/publications/guides/guide17/files/guide17.pdf accessed on March 29, 20141