Unit 305 Person Centered Approach

PART III Guidance: Using the case study above, analyze the impact for the carers at

Care plans are completed with the individual and any other relevant members such as friends and relatives they concentrate on an individual’s needs and their choices. Care plans are created around person centred values and needs they hold information about an individual’s medication, medical conditions, mobility, communication and spiritual. The care plans are reviewed frequently to ensure the individual’s needs are being meet and that any changes are updated to ensure needs are still being meet. They look at what the individual can do for their selves and ensure that they are given the opportunity to do it their selves to help maintain independence.

As a care worker you can find out information about the individual by putting the individual in the centre of any kind of planning and supporting. You can do this by communicating with the individual and find out more about their history, preferences and wishes. It is extremely important that you work in a non - judgemental manner. You have to make sure that you don’t discriminate in against the individual. By supporting the individual to be independent, you can also ensure the equality and general practice. You can kindly encourage and empower the individuals

You encourage the individual by finding out what their personal history is, likes and dislikes. This will play an important part in active participation. By taking the person-centred approach to care means you are looking for ways to meet the individual’s needs and wishes. This is very different to a service approach because you cannot get an individual to fit in if they don’t fit in. By making the individual fit in will make the individual unhappy and the individual may want to fight back because they are not happy.

The Principles of Adult nurses as a care profession is to prioritise people, practice effectively, preserve safety and promote professionalism and trust. Nurses must do this by adhering to the new national care standards, this includes, to treat everyone in there care with dignity and respect, show compassion and sensitivity in a way that respects all people equally. Nurses should also include individuals by communicating the right information in a way that people understand. When providing care these actions must also be agreed with their patients, families and carers of their patients, and in a way that meets the requirements of their professional bodies and law. The patients in a nurses care should have their health and social care needs

In order to deliver superior customer service, it is vital in understanding how to interact and serve consumers in human services. How case manager aides communicate and deliver services to consumers directly influence their experience, positive or negative, which is why I believe it is essential to employ person-centered practices.

be consulted with any information, changes to the care and support of the adult who is using the service as long as the adult is happy for information to be shared with their family members. Always speak directly and clearly, using positive body language and good eye contact when communicating and allow enough time for them to understand what is being said and listen carefully to what they are saying. When receiving

Respecting the patient’s values and expressed needs which is one of the most important as it refers to the healthcare professional allowing the patient to be part of the decision making and paying close attention to the patient’s preferences and views about the treatment options. This means that they are more likely to follow the medication routine as they feel that they have more control over their health. However, this does not mean that the

Caregivers have responsibilities that are widespread and entail much more rather than just the care of the recipient. Dealing with all kinds of care needs is not something that is planned for years or decades into the future. Care giving responsibilities are far more than physical needs, it also involves proper guidance as what to do but it is rare to find role models who can help and guide the caregivers through the challenging journey they are on.

With the help of nurses the patient would begin to set goals whether they are long or short and will be documented into the patients care plan so everyone involved is kept up to date. The next process would be to start implementing the care plan by discussing it with the patient and there family so the nurse and the patient can achieve the goals and aims which would include looking at their life style and how they could change it with support and if they would need any encouragement with personal hygiene.

Gaining history and information around the individual forms the care plan. Liasing with colleagues and family and friends to collect information. Looking at photographs to form a picture of the type of person they are. Discussions with the individual and/or family will provide a more accurate picture of the individuals strengths and aspirations.

The caregiver should take what the person is saying, validate it, and repeat it back to the individual to help them reframe their thoughts in another way which may give them a

Caregivers often start off as family members that have patience, but then eventually the patients are put into care homes that can monitor them twenty-four hours a day.

The patient centered care concept support the active involvement of the patients and their families, in the decision making process that are related upon the treatment services. The IOM (Institute of Medicine) defines patient-centered care as: "Providing care that is respectful of and responsive to individual patient preferences, needs, and values, and ensuring that patient values guide all clinical decisions."

Some of this information will be gathered from the family members or friends and some from professionals. All the individuals are encouraged to express their personal views and preferences regarding all aspects of daily living including the care and support that they receive within the organization and outside resources. Care plans are person centred and are formulated with the input of individuals. All individuals should be encouraged to express their views and opinions. This then can be used for reference and integrated into care plans.