lo3 Flashcards

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define role?

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roles are the expectations of an individual or an organisation

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2
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define responsibility?

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responsibilities are the requirements and duties of roles

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3
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what are employers?

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  • are organisations that provide services and employ a range of care practitioners
  • they operate within a range of different sectors which impacts on the expectations of them
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4
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what are the different sectors and employers in HSC and CC settings?

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  • statutory - HSC which includes NHS and the local authority
  • private
  • care managers and care home owners
  • statutory- education run by head teacher/board of governors
  • third sector/voluntary- include charities such as Age UK, NSPCC
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5
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what are employees?

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  • are individuals who work for organisations in a wide range of roles
  • they provide care and support for individuals in a range of settings with a range of varying needs
  • is it important that they trained so that they can meet their service users needs and keep them safe
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6
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what is the employers responsibility?

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promoting, maintaining and enforcing health and safety policies and procedures

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7
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what is the employees responsibility?

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  • using any equipment or substance in accordance with training, report serious or imminent danger, report shortcomings in employers health and safety arrangements
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what are individuals who require care and support’s responsibility?

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understanding the health and safety policies and practices in the environment in which they are being supported
ensure they follow instructions

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why are settings regulated, inspected and judged against a range of standards?

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to ensure the settings remain safe environments

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10
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what are the consequences of not meeting responsibilities?

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  • direct costs
  • indirect costs
  • disciplinary action
  • civil and criminal prosecution
  • removal from professional registers
  • causing injury or harm or being injured or harmed
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name examples of direct costs?

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  • claims on employers and public liability insurance
  • sick pay
  • fines
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name examples of indirect costs?

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  • recruitment costs
  • overtime payments
  • low staff morale
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13
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name examples of disciplinary action?

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  • first written warning
  • final written warning
    dismissal
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