CU2645 move and position individuals in accordance with their plan of care

6.1 To understand individuals needs and preferences and to meet them, to apply agreed working practices, to move the individual safely and correctly and to minimise injury to individual or myself or others.

The importance of the human body with correct moving and positioning in relation to anatomy and physiology includes making sure you understand the different kinds of joints (hinge/ball and socket for example) are held together by ligaments and tendons and how easy it is to damage these joints by pulling on them or for example heaving people around a bed or not using a hoist but instead by dragging people up under their armpits. This could cause a shoulder to be dislocated etc by incorrect handling. There are pressure areas on the human body (shoulders, ankles, bottom etc) which are prone to pressure sores which can progress on to full thickness of skin loss.

The work-group engages in debate and collaborates on strategic issues. The group must meet once every two months, at a minimum. Also, the Health Information and HIT Strategic Planning team should continue to engage in biweekly meetings with the sponsor. Operationalize the plan. Implementing the plan may entail the following: Developing health information and health IT principles, goals, and objectives, Developing plan of action, milestones, and/or performance measures, driving strategic requirements and business architecture efforts, assisting in budgeting, health IT portfolio management, resource alignment, and human capital planning efforts, evaluating progress on a bi-annual basis (Tan).

Staff are made aware of their duty to inform HT of changes/hazards/problems as and when they occur.

I chose a learning plan topic that would increase my nursing practice competency as a senior nursing student, would be relevant to my placement setting, would build on my knowledge obtained from completing NSE417 – Nursing Practice IV class and NSE407 – Nursing: Professional Issues and Trends class, and was approved by my Primary Preceptor and Faculty Advisor (FA). With a global trend of an increasing senior population and having a placement in a nursing home, it was important to choose a learning plan that focused on the challenges and trends in senior safety. My Overarching goal for my learning plan was to expand my knowledge and critical thinking skills related to expertly assessing and managing elder frailty in a long-term care setting by Tuesday, March 1, 2016. By completing this learning plan, I have fulfilled and demonstrated the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO)’s Continuing Competency Standard by performing a self-assessment of my knowledge, developing and implementing a learning plan, and evaluating the outcomes of the plan (CNO, 2002). Ultimately, the goal is to enhance geriatric care at my placement setting and advance my competency in delivering safe, ethical, competent client-centred care.

Overall it is important to bring about this practice because it requires staff to provide a

Holding the right information will make it easier to know and understand individuals needs as well as their individual views, c=this can be done by having a record form of information on individuals to record these things

• Provide adequate welfare facilities such as toilets, first aid facilities and changing rooms, along with safe maintained access and egress

to make such use of services available for children cared for by their own parents as appears to the authority reasonable in his case.

To provide high quality childcare, adhering to the EYFS statutory guidelines with a sound knowledge of the EYO. It is my duty to ensure children are in a positive, happy and safe environment.

All identified risks should be reported to the nurse or the line manager on duty so it can be corrected/amended and a new risk assessment can be put in place. This also should be documented appropriately.

It allows everyone from top to bottom to have a clear understanding of the company’s objectives and what is expected from them, it also reduces the risk of confusion, waste of time, money and energy among the three levels of management.

• Allow children to stay safe in their environment - being protected from harm and neglect and growing up to be able to look after themselves

* To enable an individual to know exactly what is expected of them i.e. agreed objectives and appropriate behaviors.

To create innovative products that celebrate the individuality of our consumers and ourselves in a responsible and profitable way.