Unit 2 - Test Flashcards
Two health professionals who could support an individual with diabetes?
- GP
- diabetic specialist
- nurse
- midwife
- optician
- dietitian
- pharmacist
Describe two roles of the health visitor who would support an individual after having a baby?
- provide links to local groups
- provide health advice
- promote/support safeguarding of child
- provide information
- maintain accurate records
- offer emotional support
Explain barriers that affect accessing services?
• social - lack of support
• cultural - cultural beliefs, lack of understanding
• communication - second language
• emotional - post - natal depression
• geographical - location of services
• financial - personal finances
Discuss why professionals working with individuals should communicate effectively with each other?
• improve information sharing
• holistic care that promotes wellbeing
• ongoing review and evaluation of care plan
• access to wider range of specialist support
Identify two ways the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) can support services to provide the most effective care?
- develop quality standards
- research
- guidance on treatments/medication
- advice on practice
- cost of analysis of treatments
Explain two ways the nurses can reduce the risk of infection when caring for Mia.
- check equipment & environment
- complete mandatory infection prevention & control
- PPE to prevent cross contamination
Explain how the nurses are regulated by their professional body, the NMC.
- setting standards
- registration
- investigation of concern/report
- enforcing standards
- provide support/advice
- ensuring reflective practice recorded
Describe two responsibilities of the care manager at the residential unit.
- plan to meet the needs of service users
- provide training for staff
- provide necessary equipment/resources
Discuss how organisations carry out inspections of the residential unit.
- preparations
- on site inspection
- assessment of compliance
- report and follow up
Explain why risk assessments should be completed
- preventing harm
- meet expectations of CQC
- identify risks/hazards
- meeting legislative/regulatory requirements