LO1 Flashcards
DEFINITION of Personalisation?
Every person who receives support, will have choice and control over the shape of that support in all care settings
Which other ways can personalisation be described as?
- Putting the individual at the centre of the process.
- Recognising the individual’s strengths.
- Recognising the individual’s preferences.
What does personalisation mean to individuals?
- Addressing needs
- Control
- Independence
- Participation
- Choice
- Preferences
- Meeting aspirations
- Empowerment
What are the KEY FEATURES of personalisation?
- Personal Budgets
- Co-production
- Choice and Control
- Self-assessment of needs
- Changing role of the professionals
What are the 2 types of personal budgets?
- Direct Payments
- Managed Accounts
What is a mean-tested payment?
Payments based on individual’s financial circumstances
What is a support plan?
Document with day-day requirements and preferences for care
What are social care outcomes?
The results of receiving care
What does eligible mean?
To fit the criteria
What is a local authority?
- The governing body of a city, county or district
- Responsible for public services in a local area
What is an authorised or nominated person?
Someone who acts on behalf of an individual to allocate their direct payment
What does mental capacity mean?
Being able to make a reasoned decision by understanding information
When might a person have direct payments?
- individual or family wishes to have high levels of choice and control
- individual feels confident with managing money
- individual is living independently
- individual wants a service that local authority cannot provide
- individual wants to employ a personal assistant
When might a person have a managed account?
- individual has no family or support network
- individual does not want to manage their personal budget
- individual has limited mental capacity
How does a personal budget help towards personalisation?
- Empowerment - having control over own money.
- Choice of what to spend it on.
- More opportunities to socialise
- Can have the support you want.
- Can have a social life and build relationships -Independence