LO4 Flashcards

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What is best practice?

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Professional behaviors that are seen as being the most effective

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What does being non-judgemental mean?

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  • Not making assumptions about an individual
  • Using empathy to see things from their point of view
  • Being respectful of their feelings and values
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What does respecting views and choices mean?

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Respecting views and choices
- Care meets a persons needs
- Providing person centered care
- Raising self esteem

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What does anti discriminatory practice mean?

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-Treating service users fairly
- Ensuring no one is excluded from activities
- Applying the values of care

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What does valuing diversity mean mean?

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  • Cultural and religious needs and offering choices e.g. menus
  • Having a prayer room accessible
  • Celebrating a range of different festivals e.g Chinese new year
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What does using effective communication mean?

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  • Making sure individuals have the information they need to make choices
  • Age appropriate vocabulary
  • Active listening
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What does following agreed ways of working mean?

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  • Following an organisations policies and procedures so the care is correct and safe
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What are the 5 other ways to promote best practice?

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Providing training
Mentoring
Monitoring
Performance management
Staff meetings

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What does it mean to provide training?

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  • Staff are up to date on legislation and knowledge
  • Staff are aware of the correct procedures to follow (safeguarding and confidentiality)
  • Ensures staff can provide quality care and have an understanding of rights and equality
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What does mentoring mean?

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  • Manager sharing their knowledge to another person to help their skills develop
  • Experienced person provides advice and feedback
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What does monitoring mean?

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-Checking the quality of care over time
- Observations and asking the opinions of others to improve the work e.g. surveys and questionnaires

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What does performance management mean?

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-An ongoing process between a manager and care worker which can involve meetings, observations and feedback to improve work and identify targets

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What are staff meetings?

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  • Opportunity to share best practice and discuss what went well
  • Concerns and issues can be shared to solve problems
  • Reminders of policies are given and updates on general information
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What are the 5 discriminatory practices?

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Stereotyping, labeling and prejudice
Inadequate care
Abuse and neglect
Breach of health and safety
Being patronizing

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What are examples of stereotyping, labeling and prejudice?

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  • A GP is impatient with their overweight patients as they think all overweight people are lazy
  • Jumping to conclusions about someone (old people are confused and deaf
  • A care assistant refuses to bath a gay man or woman
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What are examples of inadequate care?

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  • Not adminstering medication on time
  • Rough handling causing bruising
  • Not taking into consideration an individuals preferences
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What are examples of abuse and neglect?

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  • Verbal abuse (name calling)
  • Hitting and punching
  • Handling residents roughly
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