It was reported in September 2011 by receptionist and cleaner about the abuse but abusers returned to work after being handed warnings as a result of an internal investigation and the matter was not referred to the police or social services. • Lancashire County Council's safeguarding board failed to proceed the case. Arrests were made several months later abuse been reported when the whistle-blower wrote to health inspectors and CQC who sent anonymous emails about the standard of care inside the home. What means all those months abuse was still ongoing. Winterbourne View abuse (May 2011) – undercover investigation by the BBC: It revealed criminal abuse by staff of patients at Winterbourne View Hospital near Bristol.
Mr Gulaz Mutfi who is a senior urology surgeon and has been working for Medway NHS Foundation trust for two decades and he started getting bullied by three doctors which could be said as ‘a group campaign of bullying against Mr Mutfi’ making malicious and rude remarks to him but he felt as if they didn’t take the complaint properly and didn’t do nothing to deal with it. * Source of information: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-14048189 . Health and Social Care Book 1 , Page 68 Prejudice: is a negative, preconceived idea about an individual. It also involves judging people and making assumptions about a group of people knowing nothing about them or the person. When a person is prejudice in a health and social care it will affect the person work and also they wont be treated fairly an example of prejudice in health and social care could be in a hospital as being prejudice to a woman because she is Muslim and wears a hijab and they think she may raise her children like this or in a different/strange way because of this it could lead to discrimination if reported could lead to serious actions taken.
The undercover footage which aired on BBC1 in June 2011 showed staff repeatedly assaulting service users, using inappropriate restraints and cold showers as a means to punish them. Service users where subjected to systematic abuse and were constantly mocked for their afflictions. A clinical psychologist who reviewed the footage described the abuse as "torture". Winterbourne view closed on the 24th June 2011 just over two weeks after the abuse was uncovered. 11 Carehome workers were sentenced in court as a direct result of the Panorama Probe.
He has carers came into his home three times a day, but his wife cares for him the rest of the time. Over time, his wife has became increasingly aggressive. One night, when he asked her to help him to the toilet, she pushed him and he fell, hitting his head. She then helped him up and slapped him across the face. Sexual abuse: Types: This can be direct or indirect sexual activities where the vulnerable adult cannot or dose not agree to it.
Holden narrates that he smashed windows of the garage and cars, and he literally lost it. His family was also trying to get him psychoanalyzed because of his actions. After leaving Mr. Antolinin’s house, Holden goes to the train station. He reads a magazine over there and says, “The magazine said that if you had any sores in your mouth that didn’t heal pretty quickly, it was a sign that you probably had cancer. I’d had this sore on my the inside of my lip for about two weeks.
Families may be unwilling to highlight their needs as they are from a culture that believes all problems must be dealt with internally (i.e. within the family unit) and where any involvement from external agencies is seen as a breach of their privacy. Families can often feel as though their lives are being scrutinised and that they are being judged as failing because they need assistance for their child and family. It is important that the family is fully aware of the legal process they are about to enter into and that each step is clearly explained, thus avoiding any surprises and enabling an open line of communication. We have a strict policy within our setting which states that all confidential information is stored in a locked filing cabinet in a locked room with only senior members of staff having access to the key.
It got worse and not only was he hitting my mom but now me as well. This continued till I was about 11 or 12. My dad cheated on my mom, my mom kicked him out and he didn’t come back for about a week or so. Then my mom cheated on my dad with his cousin and it got ugly a fight between my parents broke out again and I walk outside my room
It is evident that ageism and marginalization is widespread in health care, the media, and the workplace, and gradually the elderly individuals are disregarded because of it. These are the three issues we will discuss throughout this paper. Oppression labels the elderly with false perceptions and views of ageism. Oppression is defined as “the cultural, institutional and individual set of practices and beliefs that assign different values to people according to their age, thereby resulting in different treatment” (Watson, Tracy 2009, p.1). Ageism occurs because the young and middle-aged feel distaste for aging.
Record and Refer – record any evidence you have observed and been told Cii Describe what a social care worker must do if unsafe practice is reported but nothing is done to ensure it is corrected. If a social care worker has reported unsafe practices, and find that nothing has been done, then they must speak to their manager and ask why nothing has been corrected. If again, nothing has been done it is important for the care worker to seek the higher authorities such as regional managers and so on until they ensure the unsafe practice has been corrected. Ciii Describe three factors that may make individuals more vulnerable to abuse than others. 1.
Communication errors were found to be the main cause of hospital deaths. Communication infrastructure influences communication behavior within organizations. Interruptive communication is one of the negative behaviors observed in poor communication (Parker & Coiera 2000). Poor