The responsibilities of people in HSC

Question 1

what is a policy ?

Answer 1

detailed descriptions of the approach, and often the specific procedures that should be followed, in caring for clients

Question 2

what is a procedure ?

Answer 2

written instructions that outline the expected and required routines that care staff must follow in specific situations

Question 3

following policies and procedures. examples ?

Answer 3

Health and safety policy
Equality and diversity policy
Medication policy
Safeguarding policy
DBS referral policy
Death of a resident policy
Complaints policy

Question 4

healing and supporting recovery of people

Answer 4

after : Surgery
Radiotherapy
Organ transplant
Lifestyle changes
Accessing support from specialist groups

Question 5

enabling rehabilitation

Answer 5

Rehabilitation is the process of restoring a person to good health following a surgery, an accident or other illness, including recovery from addiction. Rehabilitation may include support from physiotherapists, occupational therapists, counsellors or psychotherapists.
It may also include using complementary therapies such as acupuncture, aromatherapy, which are not part of the conventional medical treatment on NHS

Question 6

Providing equipment and adaptations to support people in being more independent

Answer 6

To increase mobility
To support daily living activities
Support educational achievement

Question 7

Providing personal care support

Answer 7

someones religious and cultural believes must be taken into account as well as general prefrences

Question 8

support routines of service users

Answer 8

structure

Question 9

What is the care planning cycle?

Answer 9

Assessment, care and support : Assess the needs,
Produce a support plan,
Implement the plan,
Monitor the effectiveness,
Review the plan,
Adjust if necessary,
Repeat