What could occur? Without Inter-agency planning and communication the public services would not be able to effectively respond to emergency incidents due to poor planning and preparation. Poor planning can result poor response times which can result in the serious injuries and even deaths of those involved in the incident. The public service would not be working towards to the same goals which can hinder the operation slowing down the response to the incident. The public services would be unprepared for the potential incidents also no problems or area of improvement would be highlighted which would then occur during the response this which can result in the serious injuries and even deaths of those involved in the incident.
2.1- Explain why individuals might be reluctant to raise concerns and make complaints. If a staff member wishes to raise concern or make a complaint, it can sometimes be difficult as they don’t want to upset their team members or cause any friction. The complaint could lead to an investigation that could possibly lead to suspension of another team member and this would have a huge impact on the complainant. Feelings of guilt, anxiety and regret are all factors that would contribute to complainants being reluctant to raising concerns or make
This may be difficult when their behaviour is threatening to their peers or members of staff but it underlines the need for planning and adopting well thought-out strategies where members of staff are enabled to intervene positively. Outcome 4 4.1 Challenging behaviour may include behaviours that are: • Repetitive / obsessive • Withdrawn • Aggressive • Self-injurious • Disruptive • Anti-social or illegal • Verbally abusive 4.3 Challenging behaviour is responded to by the following stepped approach: Risk Assessment Behaviour Management Plan Physical Intervention Plan Where there is judged to be an immediate risk of harm to the individual or others, proportionate restraint would be legitimate. It is a last resort, as an urgent action only to be used in exceptional circumstances using reasonable/minimal force. The stepped approach should be used if the service user is living in a residential unit, their own home, attending a day service or in any other community provision. When using the stepped approach, service users should be treated fairly, with respect and with dignity.
Stress comes from any situation in which we feel frustrated, angry or anxious. Anxiety, on the other hand, comes from apprehension or fear. Stress and Anxiety, in a nutshell, stem from our bodies reaction to fear or change. Those who suffer from stress can understand their condition and find resolution in the mediums of therapy or changing certain aspects to their daily lives. Anxiety on the other hand is not something that can be treated easily as there is the potential to have larger psychological or physicals reasons for its manifestation.
A STRONG HUMAN SPIRIT IS ESSENTIAL TO OVERCOMING ADVERSITY but what makes a strong human spirit and how do you overcome that adversity. Strong human spirit is needed for personal growth to surpass obstacles and new ways of seeing and believing, without human spirit one would not be able to take on a journey and the challenges they present. Adversity is an unavoidable part of life. It could be the Death of a loved one, breakup of a relationship, job loss, natural disaster, or any other undesirable event are all circumstances people encounter, Events happen that are beyond our control. Every day we are faced with adversity, overcoming adversity can impact in many different situations whether it being mentally physically or socially it has impacts on society, others and us as individuals it’s about overcoming these problems that as a society we must face.
The CIT program is proactive and preventative and is used to confront dangerous situations involving the mentally ill (James & Gilliland). These situations can potentially be very dangerous, even life threatening, and put the mentally ill and the responding officers, public, and other response personnel in jeopardy (James & Gilliland). The main goal of the CIT program is to increase public safety, protect the mentally ill and any responding personnel, and increase public awareness on mental health issues (James & Gilliland). CIT programs involve an alliance between
However, in addition to the issue arising from accidents caused by a lack of situational awareness, many people often find themselves in a dangerous situation that they had no knowledge of until there is a serious negative consequence to themselves. People often enter into situations that will ultimately cause them significant harm simply because they had an
There will be many times, however, when the situation does not afford leadership an ideal time, place, or recipient for the message. The question on page 13, “Of all that we value, what’s really most precious and what’s expendable?” is in fact a question that leaders must constantly ask ourselves. From page 13, the statement, “The sustainability of change depends on having the
According to the AAS “The very potential for suicidal behavior by a caller is an extremely anxiety-provoking and inhibiting threat to effective crisis work” When a caller is suicidal it’s hard for new volunteers to stay calm. They are so afraid of being responsible for someone’s suicide they can’t think clearly. Even an experienced volunteer can become panicked, emotional and forget to ask basic questions when a life is on the
Having a fear of failure can cause a person to lose a great deal of their quality of life. This phobia challenges its victims by not allowing them to try most new things, not to advance in their career, and sometimes the symptoms can affect a relationship. I have a fear of failure because I have a difficult time in pushing myself forward to achieve goals and I like to "play it safe" by not taking risks and staying inside my comfort zone. I have many reason why I am an atychiphobia. I have a fear of failure because of some events that took place during my childhood.