Care Planning Flashcards
What is the Care Planning Process, in order?
Assessment Planning Implementing Monitoring Review or Evaluating
What is Normalisation?
Normalisation is the process of making it possible for an individual with a disability to lives as normally as possible in society. Normalisation is about changing society to fit the individual as opposed to changing the individual to fit society.
What is Advocacy?
Advocacy is the process of having someone to speak on behalf on a services user who is unable to speak for themselves.
What are the different types of Advocacy?
Self Advocacy Parent/Carer Advocacy Crisis Advocacy Professional Advocacy Peer Advocacy Citizen Advocacy
What is Empowerment?
Empowerment is the process in which a health professional provides the service user with all of the information they need in order to make educated decisions about their welfare.
What is Networking?
Networking is the process of establishing informal links between different services/groups.
What are Practitioner Roles?
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Barriers
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What are the benefits of effective communication?
Effective communication;
Empowers service users
Helps to ensure service user needs are met
Establishes service user needs and wants
Ensures service user fully understands what is happening to them in terms of treatment/ care planning
Gives service user a say in the care they receive
Develops mutual understanding between service user and provider
Gives service user confidence in the organisation
What are Mission Statements?
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Describe the Assessment stage of Care Planning
Assessments should be carried out so that service users and their carers can;
Gain a better understanding of their situation
Identify the options that are available
Set aims and goals to be achieved over the course of the care plan
Understand the basis on which decisions are reached
Assessments should be coordinated and integrated all agencies relevant to the user.
Assessments should be shared among professionals, with the informed consent of clients that assessments are not repeated.
At every stage of the assessment the individual and carers views must be included.
The first assessment will be done by the professionals who have first contact. Other specialist assessments may be done at a later stage.
What are the different types of Assessment?
Financial Carers Assessment Care Programme Approach Family Assessment Young Carers Assessment Occupational Therapy Assessment Risk Assessment
Describe the Planning process of Care Planning
The information gained from the Assessment stage should be used to produce an individual care plan, including;
Identifying the individuals care needs
Setting goals or objectives that care workers should aim to achieve
Identify the type of care the person requires and the way it will be provided
Care interventions should be carefully selected to meet the individuals specific care needs.
Describe the Implementing stage of Care Planning
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Describe the Monitoring stage of Care Planning
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