๐ต๐๐๐ฃ๐ฉโผ๐ฒcore 3: parents and carers Flashcards
social parents
FASS \+++++ Foster Adoption Step-parenting Surrogacy
types of carers
PIF \+++++ Primary Informal Formal
the ROLES of parents and carers
PBS
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Promoting wellbeing of the dependant
Building positive relationships w/ dependant
Satisfying specific needs of the dependant
preparations for becoming a parent or carer
COME
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Changing health behaviors [eg nutrition, physical activity, social or spiritual connections]
Organising finances [eg budgeting, saving, support payments]
Modifying the physical environment [eg.. housing, amenities, equipment]
Enhancing knowledge and skills [eg.. education, information and training]
characteristics of the dependant
ASS \+++++ Age Skills/capabilities Special needs eg.. disability
personal influences on parents and carers
CROPMESS \+++++++ Culture/customs/traditions Religion/spirituality Own upbringing Personal experience Multiple commitments Education Socioeconomic status Special needs
social influences on parents and carers
MCG \++++ Media stereotypes Community attitudes Gender expectations
styles of parenting and caring
PAND \++++ Permissive/indulgent Authoritarian Negligent Democratic
rights of parents
DEALM \++++ Discipline Education Adoption Legal proceedings Medical decisions
responsibilities of parents
DSD \++++ Duty of care Setting limits Discipline
types of informal support for parents and carers
'IF' Informal [RFN} Relatives Friends Neighbors <<<<<<<<3
types of services provided through FORMAL support
'FRECCH' Financial support - ' Respite care Education Child care Counselling Health care
types of formal support for parents and carers
Formal {GC}
Government agencies
Community Organisations
pregnancy acronym..
IVF -- GIFT... \++++ In Vitro Fertilisation ===== Gamete Intro Fallopian Transfer
What is Respite Care?
Respite Care is giving carers of elderly, aged or ill dependents a break from the demands of their daily routine. Respite care is often provided by community care services and can provide care for weeks, so the carer can have a break.