Duty Of Care

It is important to take into account the health and safe requirements of all pupils before planning or starting any activity, ensuring that the environment is free of hazards and the children can play and learn safely.

Before starting any activity it is important that you take into account the health and safety requirements of all pupils, ensuring that the environment is free of any hazards and that pupils will be able to work/play safely.

8. Evaluate different approaches to managing risk during children and young peoples play. An approach to managing risk could be to talk to those children involved with e.g. play fighting and if they got too carried away I would stop them from playing together. Another approach would be to provide crash mats if children are playing on an indoor climbing frame, I would place them underneath to steady their fall so they don’t injure themselves too badly.

The display of the resources respecting different areas of play (relax corner, building games, reading corner, art table, dolls, fancy dresses, tents,....)

2.2 Describe how to manage risks associated with conflicts or dilemmas between an individual’s rights and the duty of care.

The case study selected for week three centers on a liability and assumption of risk case study. In this case study, Brent Thomas and George Banks are facing liability charges after Ricky Watts sustained a serious injury during hockey practice (Essex, 2016). In this situation, Thomas is the school principal, and Banks is the hockey coach as well as the gym teacher (Essex, 2016). Ricky obtained injuries after improperly blocking the puck (Essex, 2016). This case study was selected because it highlights a situation that will likely be faced by all future school leaders. Sports are popular among students, and there is inherent risk in each sporting event. A school is open to liability if they do not ensure that proper protocols are met.

'We have a duty of care towards pupils, we should ensure that they are comfortable and safe and that the environment is secure and conductive to learning. ' Louise Burnham Supporting Teaching and Learning in schools. Indoors the housekeeping must be to a high standard. It is required daily. It is required after each lesson in each classroom and after each outdoor and indoor activity. Tidy areas help prevent accidents and health risks. Toys and other equipment need to be checked on each use visually for wear and tear and removed from use as required. It is good practice to teach pupils to keep their tables, area and things tidy and in order to reduce the risk and possible outcome to them and others. We are to help pupils to be progressively independent according to their age and stage. Correct footwear for PE is important for each pupil. The correct control measures need to be in place for each activity. When using the

Principles for implementing duty of care in health, social care or children’s and young people’s settings

The main health and safety and security requirements that apply to a play environment are that the facilities are clean and

When using outdoor and indoor facilities, it is important to performed scheduled inspections to insure safety for the student athletes, coaches and spectators. Although every sport have a different safety need as it pertains to facilities. That’s why it is important for facilities to have an inspection before the spectators are allowed in the venue. Coaches must also be aware of the athletics health when it pertains to heat exhaustion. Coaches also have a duty to protect the students from injury with the proper equipment. If there is a sport that has a greater risk of injury the then there should be a higher need for equipment protection. When it pertains to football each player must have shoulder pads, helmet, mouth piece, thigh pads and knee pads.

1. Explain the difference between an “ethic of justice” and an “ethic of care”. Give an example of each

Rules are important in the nursing field, because they help to preserve a stander of care and practice. Regulations help to ensure that no harm or malice happen to the patient and that no one is deprived of care due to ethic background, age, or addiction to substance. It holds the nurse accountable for her action. Without rules, regulation or stander of care, patient’s lifestyle would change drastically. History has shown, from not washing the hands could lead to spread of communicable illness. Patient could be under or over dose in medications, and nurses could take the patient medication for self-use. Charting and documentation would be false and lead to mistreatment or diagnose by physician. These are few reason as to why it is imperative

In Defense of Caring What Other People Think You don’t have to look far to find some “inspirational” quote or some listicle about how and why you shouldn’t care what other people think. It’s become so common that it’s become a trite piece of advice that gets passed around to make people feel good.

Nurses have better knowledge and understanding of the role and responsibilities of ethical environment or organizations that support and engage in ethical issues, concerns and discussions.

One that may arise in own area of responsibility is when a client makes a choice that they are no longer wanting to take their medication; it is their right to refuse to take their medication. Although as a senior support worker I am aware that for good health taking the tablets are more beneficial than not additionally there is a duty of care to act in the best interest of the individual, in reporting it to their CMHT, recording when they are not taking their medication, the name of the medication and the dose of the medication. It is imperative to be sensitive when looking into the reasons whether it is external or internal, monitor the client’s mood and whether they are displaying signs and symptoms of not taking their medication as it can