They are able to choose how they want their social care support to be delivered. Privacy Every person has the right to some personal space where they can be alone, if they wish. Some people may want to have a private moment to themselves. With toileting on the ward, some people may won’t a commode instead of going out to the toilet. If someone would like to talk to a professional, you need to make sure they have privacy.
Aiv Explain two ways of helping other practitioners to understand the different systems used to recored information in adult care settings. By explaining the importance of keeping confidentiality information such as daily recordings or daily activities in a secured place and not to pass on any personal information to anyone outside the team of people who are involved in the individuals care. other ways of recording such as computer files should have
The differences between a working relationship, in which we interact with others only in a work setting, and a personal relationship, which takes place outside of work hours, are based on the level of intimacy/familiarity we share in each situation. In a personal relationship, we can speak informally and be nice or rude to the people we are communicating with, depending upon the type of relationship we have with that person. A working relationship requires us to be more formal in our speech. Conversations are more formal and polite in a working environment. The reasons for this may be that people not be offended, we will not say something which may upset or provide a trigger for a vulnerable service user or put ourselves at risk.
Personal space and territoriality are two mechanisms for maintaining privacy. As defined by Sommer (1969) personal space is “an area with invisible boundaries surrounding a person’s body into which intruders may not come” (p. 26). Altman (1981) suggests such space is changeable, similar to privacy, and varies between individuals, situations, and culture. Neuroscientific research claims personal space is created and mediated by the human brain, and
I do this by encouraging them to speak freely and asking open ended questions and leading questions such as “and how would you do this/that without support” and “how do you think you could manage?” I would ensure that the tenant was comfortable in their surroundings which in turn would put them at ease and enable them to talk more freely about any issues that they have enabling me to provide them with the best care and support. 1.3 Both the assessment planning process and the documentation can be altered to assist in the tenants ownership of the support plan. I can do this in several ways, examples of which are on the desk top computer within my office or on a
A guide for social care worker which Describe ways they can ensure the environment promotes well being The environment in which a person lives can promote self esteem and well being by doing the following making the home welcoming ,well maintained,comfortable,accessible,light and airy,Safe ,having familiar objects .In the individuals environment you should always ask permission before entering their room always knock on the door. close doors when performing personal hygiene but also check first with the person to make sure they are happy with that. Every individual should have time and space to do things in private if they wish to. They individual should have equipment that meets their needs -slide sheets, air mattresses, hoist slings ,stand aids, wheel chairs ect which all should be regular checked. There should be noised controlled areas quite rooms and noisy rooms with plenty of activities going of these rooms should be colourful, ventilated and with fresh air in the summer and heat in the winter.
Health and Safety at Work Act The Health and Safety Act applies to employees that have been employed by an agency or care company – However people who complete private work within people’s home – this act does not apply to them. The main Health and Safety risks in when care workers are working in client homes include – moving and handling and dealing with challenging behaviour. Where the Health and Safety Act is applied then there must be an adequate risk assessment that has been carried out. The Health and Safety Act also implies that care workers need to be correctly trained and that there must be the correct equipment within the house. The Management of Health and Safety Regulations 1999 Regulations are law which has been approved by parliament.
Permitting a person to enter one’s personal space or entering somebody else’s personal space is an indicator of the level of relationship between these persons. Personal space is the area immediately surrounding an individual, sometimes described as an imaginary ‘bubble’. Most people are very aware of others in ‘their space’, and many require the area to remain relatively clear in order to feel at ease. The idea of personal space is rooted in psychology and there are many theories about how personal space develops and how people react to violations, and there’s even a name for the study of personal space: In the 1960s, Edward T. Hall, anthropologist, pioneered the field that came to be known as proxemics— the study of humans’ behavioral use of space. According to Hall; personal space can be viewed as an extension of the human body and he defined– four distinct spaces or
Urban ecology integrates the theory and methods of both natural and social sciences to study the patterns and processes of urban ecosystems. . Land change to build cities and to support the demands of urban populations itself drives other types of environmental change. It is also at the regional scale that land-use changes driven by and resulting from population movement are most apparent. The “edge” of the city expands into surrounding rural land-scape, inducing changes in soils, built structures, markets, and informal human settlements, all of which exert pressure on fringe ecosystems.
3. Multi social networking programs affecting people's life (the researcher) 3. Urban space and social interaction The people in the society are reacting to existing form of public space, thus the usage of urban space is related to the materials available in public space. Designer creates potential environments but people can create effective environments (Carmona et al., 2010). There is a need for public space for social interaction from historical time; this always gets uplift after some period of time according to the feature presented in the urban square.