was a care home registered to Castlebeck Care Ltd a report by CQC had found that they had failed to ensure that people living at Winterbourne View were adequately protected from risk, including the risks of unsafe practices by its own staff. The report shows in several areas where the system failed these were •The managers did not ensure that major incidents were reported to the Care Quality Commission as required. • Planning and delivery of care did not meet people's individual needs. • They did not have robust systems to assess and monitor the quality of services. • They did not identify, and manage, risks relating to the health, welfare and safety of patients.
To say that I grew up in a broken home growing up would be a gross misstatement. The word broken implies that at one time the item was in one piece, complete, together; my family life couldn’t possibly be described as broken because we were never whole to begin with. As a child
Perhaps the biggest shortcoming was that there was no incentive for performance. Doctors, for example, would get the same salary regardless of the number of patients
Disabled people have the same fundamental rights as any other people. A learning disability is a life time impairment and reduces the ability of the individuals to live independently. People with learning disabilities should have a support for their needs and this support is given by family and care workers. The legislation who promotes peoples rights gives protection to people with disabilities not to be discriminated against on the grounds of their disabilities. Our day to day practice and attitude are important in how effective these policies and rights are followed in real life.
I have to be Terrific” (Cooney 15). The way people are perceived has a great impact on how humanity is defined. People have to comprehend and believe in the role that they play in society. Being content with the way a person is helps them live a better life. In the book, Among Friends, Caroline B. Cooney shows how self-perception affects a teenager’s life.
It covers all aspects of the anti-discrimination laws but is significantly easier for people and businesses to comply with as it is all in One Act and One law. Equality is basically stressing the fact that everyone should be treated equally and fairly and given the same opportunities in employment to build and progress in a career and also in everyday life, within certain limits obviously. E.g if someone had been prosecuted for paedophilia previously then the opportunity for them to work within a child environment would automatically be taken away from them as this would be putting the children/young adults at a potential risk and this is not efficient safeguarding. 9 areas that are covered by the Equality Act 2010 are: * Age * Disability * Gender Re-Assignment * Marriage and Civil Partnership * Pregnancy, Maternity, Paternity * Race * Religion, Belief, Culture * Sexual
My family nicknamed me 'Bug", as a child because of all the questions that I asked. I always write things down that I actually have five current journals that I write in. I read everything to get information and knowledge, I thrive on being able to read at least two to three books at a time. D. How I Use First, Use as Needed, or Avoid Technical Reasoning According to the LCI, I use Technical Reasoning as use to need basis which to some degree is correct. I am not into the latest technical gadgets.
Addictions Counselling: Culture, Subculture, and Counterculture Professional Presence 204, Section 03 Professor Torzone January 16, 2014 “Generally speaking,” says David McHorney during our interview, “there are two types of people: those with book smarts, and those with street smarts. The two seem to be polar opposites until you enter the field of addictions counselling. You asked me what makes the ideal therapist. Both, I tell you. A combination of both.” David McHorney, known at his job as “The Mac,” has been an addictions counsellor for fifteen years; in recovery for twenty.
As previously stated within history many programs and institutions have been put into place in order to further assimilate the mentally disabled into society. An example of this change in today's society can be illustrated within an interview between Sara Oliver-Carter, Highmark vice president of diversity and inclusion, and Halle Stockton in which Carter states, “Employing people with disabilities is not only the right thing to do, it’s the best thing you can do for the business,’ she said. ‘It has an absolute impact on the bottom line.”(Stockton, H. 2014). Individuals such as Carter believe that those with mental disabilities can only improve society and deserve the same chances as someone else. And as it may be slow progress achieving equality for all workers like Michael Kissel who makes little to no pay it may now be a hope instead of only a dream for those
I really love my job and I really enjoying to work to the older people even though sometimes it is frustrating but at the end of the day it makes me feel better, being a better person, and I can say one of my achievement’s is helping people. I try to get more research for this and found out the stages of Alzheimer’s Disease. After I read this now I can say I get fully understanding to Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease Patients. The following are the Stages of AD Stage 1- No impairment- The person that not show signs of memory problems. Stage 2-Very mild cognitive decline- The person thinks that he or she has memory loss or lapses, Familiar words or names are forgotten.