LO2 Flashcards
What are the values of care?
Promoting equality and diversity.
Maintaining confidentiality.
Promoting rights and beliefs.
What are the children’s values of care?
Ensuring the welfare of the child is paramount.
Keeping the children safe, and maintaining a healthy and safe environment.
Working in partnership with parent and guardians.
Encouraging children’s learning and development.
Valuing diversity.
Ensuring equality of opportunity.
Practicing anti-discrimination.
What is the importance of applying the values of care?
To ensure standardisation of care
To improve quality of life
To improve quality of care
To provide clear guidelines to inform and Improve practice
What are the effects on people of values of care aren’t applied?
Physical
Intellectual
Emotional
Social
What does the abbreviation PIES stand for?
Physical
Intellectual
Emotional
Social
What’s an example of a physical effect?
Pain Existing illness Bruising Cuts and grazes Broken bones Dehydration Malnutrition Injury
What’s an example of an intellectual effect?
Lack of skills development Lack of knowledge Lack of progress Loss of concentration Losing interest Lack of stimulation Will not achieve potential
What’s an example of an emotional effect?
Low self esteem Low self confidence Disempowered Upset Loss of trust Depressed Stressed Frustrated Humiliated Self harm Feeling unsafe
What’s an example of a social effect?
Withdrawn Isolated Excluded Become antisocial Unco-operative Lack of friends Behaviour problems Refusal to us the service
What’s a reflective practitioner?
A reflective practitioner is a practitioner who regularly looks back at the work they do and considers how to improve.
How do you value promoting equality and diversity?
Care workers should always use non-discriminatory language and avoid patronising the individuals they are caring for. They should challenge discrimination. Provide care meetings to underline the care providers specific needs.
How do you value maintaining confidentiality?
Information should only be shared on a need to know basis. You should only share information with the individuals involved.
How do you value promoting individuals rights and beliefs?
You could provide prayer rooms and transport to churches to support religious beliefs. Use consultation when speaking with care users.
How do you value ensuring the welfare of the child is paramount?
Childcare environments should use a child centred approach where the child’s needs come first.
How do you value keeping children safe, and maintains a healthy and safe environment?
Safeguarding procedures should be in place for example staff should be DBS checked and health and safety legislation should be followed.
How do you value working in partnership with parents/guardians?
A childcare settings should welcome parents for opening days and parents evenings where they can talk about the child’s development and needs
How do you value encouraging children’s learning and development?
Give a range of activities and learning games. Have a well planned curriculum.
How do you value valuing diversity?
Teaching children about diversity and discrimination through displays, toys and resources such as books.
How do you value ensuring equality of opportunity?
Every area of the setting should be accessible and activities should be accessible to everyone.
How do you value practising anti-discrimination?
Staff should be good role models by using non- discriminatory language. Discrimination should be challenged.
How do you value ensuring confidentiality?
If the information does not need to be shared it shouldn’t be shared.
How do you value working with other professionals?
A nursery school teacher may need to work with a nurse or health visitor to ensure the child’s safety.
What’s a health care setting?
Dentist Clinic Hospital Drop-in centre Pharmacy Health centre Nursing home Optician GP surgery Medical centre
What’s a social care setting?
Retirement home Lunch club Day care Residential home Social services department Support group Community centre GP surgery Medical centre Dentist
What is an early years care and education settings?
Nursery Parent and toddler groups Play group Primary school Nursery school Preschool Children’s home Kindergarten Children’s centre Crèche Breakfast club Child minders
What are the four main aspects of a reflective practitioner?
1) evaluating specific incidents or activity’s
2) identifying what might be done better next time
3) identifying what went well
4) exploring training and development needs
