...Relational Care Lupanch Gupta - 86510 Coleman University Relational Care Several countries have diverse point of views when it comes on taking care of their family especially when they get old. People in several countries feel that taking care of their elders should be obliged. They choose to please themselves by letting an institutions or long-term facilities to take care of their loved ones. In the Philippines where I was born and grew up having too many children is acceptable, the mothers as well as the fathers believe that having many children will give them a chance not to end up staying in a interpersonal facilities or homecare when they get old. They think that their children will take good care of them once they get older. But in reality having many children will not guarantee the parents that when they get older their children will take care of them. Where will we go when we get old? This is one of the questions that some old people ask themselves when their kids start to leave them to start their own lives. In United States very few children will be taking of their parents when they grow old. There are a lot of reasons why they do not take care of their parents when they grow old and one of it is health condition. “The most widespread condition affecting those 65 and older is coronary heart disease, followed by stroke, cancer, pneumonia and the flu. Accidents, especially falls that result in hip fractures, are also unfortunately...
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...Duty of care in health and social care Task 1- understand concept of care In a health and social care environment it is essential that care practioners are aware of the duty they owe their service users. It is vital that an individual or organization take responsibility when within the present of the service user. They must ensure that they avoid any form of omission. Duty of care courage’s one to provide high quality care to the best of he/she’s ability. Providers and organizations must always take reasonable care. This requires them to: * keep knowledge and skills up to date for those who work in the setting * provide a service of no less quality than that to be expected, based on the skills, responsibilities and range of activities within your particular work or profession * be in a position to know what must be done to ensure that the service is provided safely * keep accurate and up-to-date records of the care and support you provide, including any assessment of someone’s capacity and the rationale for any decisions that are taken on their behalf * not delegate work, or accept delegated work, unless it is clear that the person to whom the work is delegated is competent to carry out the work and vice versa * Protect confidential information except where the wider duty of care or the public interest might justify making it known. All of these things help to assure that the health provider’s work in a safe and professional manner.For instance Rachael cares...
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...E Nursing Care Plan Roper, Logan and Tierney Model of Nursing Originally designed for the model of care, more nurses are aware of the Roper in 1976, has been updated and added to 1981.1980 and 1983 Roper, Logan and Tierney (Tierney and Roper, 2000). This form was used in a wide range of care settings. The model identifies 12 nursing activities of daily life that are related to basic human needs. They argue a “safe environment, communicating, breathing, eating and drinking, eliminating, personal hygiene, controlling body temperature, mobilising, working and playing, expressing sexuality, sleeping and dying” (Siviter 2002). The nurse will need to be able to assess where there are problems of continuing a sufficient quality and quantity of self-care activity for the patient's health and well-being. The care is delivered to meet the requirements of the patient by means of a care plan “that is put into place on admission.” In the process of care and structure of the individualization of care exists. Care plan should also include the client, but very confused with the client, it may be beyond the capabilities of (Siviter 2008). [endif] Issue and Goal In this article I am going to discuss how to nurse and develop a plan of care in connection with 12 activities of daily living, with “Maintaining a Safe Environment, Communication, Eating and Drinking and Working and Playing” as its main aims. Our patient of nursing care plan is Jake, age 4 years having 95 cm height and 13 Kg weight...
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.../services/example-essays/social-work/social-care-practice.php Running Head: SOCIAL CARE PRACTICE An Investigation of Principles, Care Strategies and Theories Related to Social Care Practice Part One This section provides a summative assessment of the principles, care strategies and theories that direct social care work within the UK. Specifically, the application of support principles, procedures for protecting clients from harm and the advantages of utilising a person-centred approach in working with clients are discussed. Additionally, ethical issues, applicable policies, legislation issues and regulation and the impacts of existing policies are presented in relation to providing social care. Applications of Support Principles Ensuring that individuals are properly cared for in health and social care requires the application of a number of support principles. Examples of these support principles include equity in the provision of care, universality in its accessibility and providing multiple financial options for individuals of all backgrounds (Alcock, Daly & Griggs, 2008). As the individuals who require health and social care services differ in their ethnic, cultural, social and socioeconomic backgrounds, these support principles are pivotal in meeting the needs of the greatest percentage of the population (Alcock et al., 2008). Valuing diversity and providing support for families of varying backgrounds is a critical component of UK health and social care policy (Alcock et al., 2008)...
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...Critical Thinking Assignment #3 Matt Holland 1. What is the difference between an alliance and a coalition? According to the text, an alliance is a long-term ongoing unity based on common interests and common basic principles, whereas a coalition is a short-term working association based on specific short-term goals. 2. Discuss examples of coalitions Blacks have been in and the problems of each The first example the book gives us of a black coalition is the Black/Jewish coalition. One of the problems of this coalition is a myth of moral affinity between blacks and Jews based on similar suffering-historical and current. Jews are now one of the affluent and powerful groups in the U.S., but they have not shown the capacity or will they once had and demonstrated for building a coalition with African Americans in the unfinished struggle for social justice and societal transformation. These myths suggest or seek to foster a unity and commonality of interests that do not exist and thus produce a political practice and thought based on false premises problematic to African American interests. The next example the book gives us is the Democratic coalition. The problem with this coalition is it was never made up of equals or semi-equals. This coalition was an alignment based on influences not power, and thus, subject to the interests and aspirations of the persons who control it. 3. Discuss the political economic status of the ghetto as an internal colony The political...
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...At Appletree, customer service is a way of life! Every account is custom scripted to deliver a professional and knowledgeable response to your callers without the appearance of being a third party. Appletree was just named to Inc. Magazine’s Inc. 500 list and the Philadelphia 100 for the third consecutive year. Both honors are for the fastest growing privately held firms in the country according to 4 years of growth. Why is Appletree different? • Appletree started as a small answering service over 13 years ago and now has 12 call centers throughout the country • Sites are strategically located in Wilmington, DE; Portland, ME; Pensacola, FL; Reston, VA; Anaheim, CA; Cincinnati, OH; Dayton, OH; Kansas City, MO; Houma, LA; Sacramento, CA; St. Louis, MO; and San Juan, Puerto Rico for bilingual Spanish. • Appletree understands that our people are the most important aspect in our business, that is why our staff undergoes intensive initial and ongoing training • Staff training includes live monitoring with continuous feedback and weekly review of recorded messages • Appletree strives to become a preferred employer to keep our employee turnover to a minimum and our staff enthused to come to work • Appletree utilizes the leading telephony switch within our industry to include numerous enhancements such as voice logging software, customer database driven scripting software, full web enabled applications, etc. • Appletree has fully redundant systems including...
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...I run a small retail clothing sales outlet. However, my employees Peter and Andrew disagree on the ways that the business should be promoted. Moreover, it affects the performance of both employees. Now, I am notifying both of them to attend a meeting about performance summary and ascension space and strategy. Then, I will give them a task to collect ideas about promoted strategy, and publish what it will bring benefit to the company. At the beginning of the meeting, the first step, I will require them apologizing to each other. Meanwhile, company needs a harmonious environment. As Bill Hewlett say: this is derived policies and actions in a kind of belief, this faith is: believe that anyone in the work pursuit on perfect and creative, as long as give them appropriate environment, they can be certain of success. Therefore, they should respect and listen attentively to each other. Communication is a key to solve any problem, calm down and communicate each other. The second step, when they felt at ease in the meeting, I start my theme. I will put forward my challenging target then stepwise decomposition. After that, I will list a series of reference benchmarking that is our competitive enterprise. Lead to the employees can understand the risk around our business. Then, I will encourage them to put forward their ideas. When they agree to join my goal, I will discuss each of idea with them, and collect their advices until we reach a consensus. The third step, we will discuss...
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...IAH 207 Anthropology- Can mean two things First: The distinction between a human being and an animal Second: What differentiates one group of persons from another group of persons. "Axes of Distinction" Renaissance (16th-17th c.)- Christian vs. non-Christian Religious space/time Enlightenment (18th c.)- Civilized vs. Savage (secular time, progress) 19th Century- Multiple Races (secular space, autochthany) 20th Century- Multiple Cultures (secular space, autochthany) Becomes a time when the word race becomes replaced with the word culture. The Declaration of Independence has a double racial problem Thomas Jeffersons passage was taken out, which was condemning the king for making America have slaves. This was taken out because for it's absurd to try and say the king made America have slaves. Also taken out because it was understood how well slavery was thought upon at the time, and how there would've been backlash with the including of this passage. Enslaved Population in 1860 Southern States- 2,310,000 (47% of population) Crucial Court Cases Johnson v. McIntosh (1823) Determine that Indian tribes cannot sell their land without consent from US. government Cherrokee Nation v. Georgia (1831) Determined that Indian tribes were merely "domestic dependent nations" of the US. Worcester v. Georgia (1832) Three principles undergird these court decisions: Indian tribes possessed certain aspects of pre-existing sovereignty Controlled...
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...Inpatient Care & Ambulatory Care I will discuss and compares inpatients care and ambulatory care on bases of scope and level of service, venues for care deliver, impact on health care finance, and future trends in medicine and care delivery. The term inpatient refers to a patient staying overnight in a health care facility, such as a hospital or a nursing care facility.Outpatient refers to services provided while the patient is not lodged in the hospital or some other health care institution.There are direct personal involvement within the level of services in the practice of ambulatory /outpatient services which detect,prevent disease such as hypertensions, diabetes , cancer screening and immunization programs. Since death happened and caused by disease that are contagious , primary prevention lesson the danger of morbidity are enforced by encouraging people to wear seat belt, clean treatment for water/sewage and sanitation inspections in restaurants. One method of ambulatory/outpatient service is that clinician would travel from house to house to skilled practitioners in relatively more complex facilities is a form of medical care. Ambulatory/outpatient can be distinguished in the following categories: Primary care help to control costs, utilization and the rational allocation of resources.and serve as patient advisor , advocate, and system gatekeeper, gives advice regarding to diagnoses, therapies and provides care for chronic conditions. Secondary care on an outpatient...
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...In Home Care: Respite Care Respite care is temporary care provided by a nursing home or in home care staff to a senior requiring long-term care so the family caregivers can have a break. Researchers have found that long-term caregivers have significantly higher instances of depression, illness, and chronic ailments than those who are not in caregivers. Further, when family takes on the role of caregiving, they tend to allow their own homes to fall apart, get behind on their bills, and lose track of their own social life. The good news is that researchers have also found that family caregivers who take advantage of frequent respites – or short breaks – are able to reverse these negative trends, and most of them even find themselves in better...
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...management will be. Some of the common examples of service care provision includes the following: Residential Care Homes. It cost not as much as nursing homes with nursing for the reason that; with private residential care homes, friends and family stay in a healthy environment that accommodates for their own personal care and everyday...
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...doubt that the American health care system has a history of being in disarray. Despite the introduction of the managed care, which was intended to help bring costs down, the cost of health care continues to rise. In addition to the spiraling costs of the health care system, millions of Americans still could not afford any form of health care insurance. The question is what can be done about it? The answer is neither easy nor clear cut. In 2010, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) of 2010—commonly called the Affordable Care Act (ACA) or Obamacare, after its major backer, US president Barack Obama—sought to reform a number of aspects of the US health insurance industry, as well as improve the access to and quality of health care services. Keywords Americans with Disabilities Act; Best Practice Protocols; Fee for Service System; Grassroots Activism; Gross Domestic Product; Industrial Democracy; Managed Care; Medicaid; Medicare; Single-payer System; The Pepper Commission; The Rehabilitation Act - Bill 504 Health Care Reform in the U.S. Overview Health care is very much on the minds of Americans. Former presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton made health care her platform and insisted that universal health care is achievable. Although affordable health care for everyone sounds like a positive step forward, the American public was not sure enough of that statement to support her election as president. The American health care system is bound to the insurance...
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...Hospice Care Hannae Warren HCS/212 Kristie Racca October 24, 2011 Hospice is a term that is traced back to medieval times; it was a place where tired or sick travelers could find a place of shelter, rest, and care (“History of Hospice Care,” 2010). Since the medieval times hospice care has evolved into a contemporary program that offers patients facing terminal illnesses medical, spiritual, and psychological care. A physician named Dame Cicely Saunders first proposed the thought of specialized care for the terminally ill in 1963, and in 1967 she founded the first modern hospice in a residential suburb of London (“History of Hospice Care,” 2010). This was the beginning of modern day hospice care which provides patients the humane and compassionate care that is beneficial to people that are in their last phases of incurable diseases, so that they may live as much as possible and as comfortably before they pass away (“Hospice Care,” 2011). The Hospice viewpoint is that death is the final stage of life, they support life, and neither rush nor delay death (“Hospice Care, 2011). The ultimate goal of any hospice is to assist patients live their last days on earth as a alert and as pain-free as possible (“Hospice Care,” 2011). Hospice care is helpful when...
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