Theme 1 Flashcards

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Mental Capacity act 2005

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Everyone has the right to make their own medical decisions unless deemed unable.

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The care act 2014

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Places a general duty on local authorities to promote an individuals wellbeing.

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safeguarding vulnerable groups act 2006

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Prevents people who are deemed unable to work with vulnerable groups from gaining access to them through their work.

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The health and social care act 2012

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Aims to change how NHS is commissioned through the greater involvement of clinicians and a new NHS commissioning board.

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NICE Guidance

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Provides recommendations for the treatment and care of people by health professionals.

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NICE quality standards

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Describe high-priority areas for quality improvement in a defined care or service area.

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N.I.C.E

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National Institute Clinical Exellence

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What to do if you have a safeguarding concern?

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Follow company policies and procedures
Report- priority is individual safety
Communicate with the individual
Record and document
Preserve evidence

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What is whistleblowing?

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A term used to describe and individual who has escalated their concerns about another coworker for their mistreatment and misuse of power.

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What is whistleblowing??

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Refers to the act of raising concerns about wrongdoing, misconduct, or unsafe practices within the healthcare settings.

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what does neglect mean and what are the signs?

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The ongoing failure to meet someone’s basic needs.
Five types- medical, nutritional, emotional, educational, physical.
Signs- poor appearance/hygiene, health problems, housing issues, behaviour change, malnourishment

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What is domestic abuse?

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A pattern of abusive behaviour towards a partner or family member, where the abuse exerts power and control over the victim.

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What are the signs of domestic abuse?

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Kicking, hitting, rape, controlling finances, controlling behaviour, threats

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What is professional abuse?

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A pattern of conduct in which a person abuses, violates, or takes advantage of a victim within the profession.

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What are signs of professional abuse?

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Inappropriate use of power, inappropriate confinement, lack of choice, lack of personal clothing or possessions.

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What is honour based abuse?

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A crime or incident committed to protect or defend the ‘honour’ of a family or community.

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What are the signs of honour based abuse?

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Going missing, being withdrawn, being restricted or constantly supervised, forced marriage, no internet access, female genital mutilation

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What is violence abuse?

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A pattern of behaviour intended to establish and maintain control over family, household members, intimate partners, colleagues, individuals or groups

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What are signs of violence abuse?

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Low self-esteem, feeling that the abuse is their fault when it’s not, physical evidence, humiliation, fear of outside intervention, damage to home or property, isolation.

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What is cruelty abuse?

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Behaviour that deliberately causes pain or distress to people or animals

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What are signs of cruelty abuse?

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Unexplained changes in behaviour, becoming withdrawn, seeming anxious, becoming aggressive, lacks social skills

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What is a forced marriage?

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Where one or both people do not, or cannot, consent to the marriage.

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What is organisational abuse?

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The mistreatment of people brought about by poor or inadequate care or support, or systematic poor practice that affects the whole care setting.

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What are the 6 Cs

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Care compassion competence communication courage commitment

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What are principles?

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Things set out - non-negotiable

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What are values?

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Beliefs that the NHS should offer example- kind to every patients

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What is the Francis report?

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Public inquiry into failings in healthcare. Led to major changes in how the NHS approaches patient safety.