That will reassure Ellie’s mum and ensure Ellie’s safety. Cv Describe how a social care worker should use the risk assessment to ensure Ellie is safe during the journey. A social care worker should use risk assessment to develop guidelines which can be used to ensure safety. A risk assessment will help to look at the risk and the
The goal is to keep her pain under control if not completely relieved. Other medications (stool softeners) may be added to her drug regiment to counter act some of the side effects of Vicodin. Controlling pain will enable her to remain mobile for as long as possible, therefore promoting independence. Social isolation secondary to lack of personal involvement of sons, friends and few female family members is another concern. The nurse and the patient working in unison will develop a care plan to slowly increase the involvement of others.
Examples of accidents and/or illnesses What is it and what to do when it happens? Situation | How it can happen? | What to do? | Slip (accident) | Liquids, spillage on the floor or after bath or shower | If you are cleaning an area make sure that you are using signs to warn people about the danger. Place appropriate mats in the bathroom as well as inside/outside the tub bath.
The risk is the chance, high or low, that somebody could be harmed by these and other hazards, together with an indication of how serious the harm could be. Factors that influence the degree of risk include: • how much a person is exposed to a hazardous thing or condition, • how the person is exposed (e.g., breathing in a vapour, skin contact), and • How severe are the effects under the conditions of exposure.
The school should have other necessary information of each child going on the trip, including dietary information, allergies, any other medical conditions and also if they suffer from travel sickness. (extra bags must be brought in by an adult). Also, the school should ensure that there is a suitable adult-child ratio and that all supervisors, including parent are DBS checked and competent for the purpose. More importantly, there must be sufficient insurance cover for all participants of the trip as well as accidents and emergency policies and procedures,
Before going out each individuals care plan must be read to see if they have any special needs to be adhered to such as medication at specific times and if the medication should be taken with food. Ai: Some examples of accidents or illnesses that could occur could be, an individual could have a: • Slip - Lose one's footing and slide unintentionally for a short distance • Fall - Lose one's balance and collapse • Sick - Feeling nauseous and wanting to vomit. • Diarrhoea - a condition in which faeces are discharged from the bowels frequently and in a liquid form. Aii: If an individual has an accident you must follow the guidelines of the policies and procedures manual. Sit with them check the area to see if there is any swelling or bruising or other obvious signs of damage.
(See ‘Guidance on conducting an interview’ in eTMA 05 Part A in the E214 Assignment and End-of-Module Assessment Guide.) Jane has read the ethical guidelines on the interview and has granted permission to be interviewed. She also sought permission from her place of employment to discuss her practice and was granted permission provided children were not identified by name. Jane was also informed that she could stop the interview at any time and if she was happy to be interviewed by me. 5.
Secondly, the area has several faults running through the area where the proposed facility was to be built. Constant shaking of the ground is going to do damage to any structure in the area. Finally, the water source underneath the facility may be needed in the future to provide water to metropolitan areas. Radioactive waste is dangerous wherever it is stored. I believe that placing these materials in an area which is unstable would just be a mistake.
We will let her know that there is an open line of communication so if she ever feels uncomfortable or needs assistance on something that she does not feel knowledgeable or confident about then she can always go to a supervisor’s office. She will also be offered personal therapy to make her feel more comfortable and confident in her own sessions. Personal therapy should help benefit her in her personal and professional life (Oteiza 2010). Her personal therapy sessions should help her become more comfortable working with families instead of just children. Janice is a great part of this agency and after she completes some personal therapy and the policies are reviewed and enforced that records must be submitted in a
Assist expert or other employers explore more effective prevention and treatment of obesity in childhood. Third, collaborator can be one of the role of nurse in promote targeting children obesity. Ribbitt also holds that nurses should work with a number of the multidisciplinary team in addressing childhood obesity as it is a major health issue with long-time morbidities. Cemden and Gallagher (2009) also state that dietician may be needed to give guidance and help client to meet their nutrition goal. The community nurse also work as clinician.