How does service availability affect access of care? Service availability affects access of care in several ways. Availability of service will assist in structuring individual’s immediate health needs, determine care facility and choose caregiver. Because care is tailored to meet specific individual need, overall health of patient is managed. For example, a patient may be in a care facility as a result of a chronic illness, other health needs will also be addressed.
Advance care planning. 1.1 Describe the difference between a care and support plan and an advance care plan. The difference between an advance care plan and a general care plan is that the advance care planning process is to make clear a person’s wishes and this usually happens when there is an anticipated future deterioration in the person’s condition such as an inability to communicate their wishes or them potentially losing the capacity to decide. The individual themselves decides who sees and has access to the advance care plan. A general care and support plan is a plan for their current and continuing health
If a strong clinician-patient relationship exists, it will maximize the program treatment results. The patient will be more willing to disclose more personal, but shameful information to his or her clinician. The trust between the clinician and patient must be earned not given, so this may take some time depending on the patient and how trustworthy he or she is of people. Once there is some progress in the relationship, the patient may start to disclose more and more critical information required by the clinician to more effectively help the patient. By having more information about the patient’s situation, the clinician should be able to devise courses of action specifically design for the respective patient’s needs and goals.
It is included in behavior assessment to identify if there was a problem behavior, what variables cause and effect this behavior and if so what needs to be done for said behavior to be better. During the monitoring evaluation process the behavior analyst is to oversee the ongoing evaluation of the effectiveness of the selected intervention that is taken place as well as during this process they should see if the treatment has been administered, have the changes in the behavior been monitored and documented, if changes are associated with the treatment and is treated needed to be modified or maintained (Cooper, Heron & Heward, 2007). It is
It only comes into effect if and when a person has lost such capacity. Individuals approaching the end of life need to have their needs assessed and their wishes and preferences discussed. An ACP sets out the wishes of the individual about the ways in which they will be supported and cared for in the future as their illness progresses and their condition deteriorates. Plans are based upon discussions between the individual and their care providers (both health and social care). It includes important information about concerns, values and preferences.
2.1 Explain how finding out the history, preferences, wishes and needs of an individual contributes to their care plan The care plan is about the individual and their preferences, needs and wishes It should give information to others. Talking to the client about their past will enable the care plan to be completed accurately and reflect the individual and their preferences, needs and wishes, the more you know about the client the better the care plan can be adapted to that client. 2.2 Describe ways to put person-centred values into practice in a complex or sensitive situation Distressing, traumatic and frightening times are likely to have serious
By using a client-centered therapy a therapist could help a patient realize their true potential and that they are not worthless. Bringing a person with dysthymic disorder to a self-actualization of who they are would give them the confidence and structure that they need. Sure a psychodynamic approach might help someone deal with an issue from their past, a humanistic approach would help someone deal with what is happening in their life right now. A combination of the two approaches would prove to be beneficial to any dysthymic patient along with medications that can target certain symptoms. In Marla’s case, we know that she is having trouble sleeping at night and feeling jumpy all of the time along with an inability to concentrate.
It includes the ability to understand the language, culture, and behaviors of other individuals and groups, and to make appropriate recommendations. Culture sensitivity, which is a necessary component of cultural competence, means that health care professionals make an effort to be aware of the various cultures. In order to become culturally competent, individuals must develop awareness, acquire knowledge, and develop and maintain cross-cultural skills. Cultural competence is a developmental process that requires a long-term commitment. Healthcare providers need to be aware of their personal attitudes and behaviors that may influence patient
Standard of care is a diagnostic and treatment process that a physician should follow for certain type of patients with illness or clinical circumstances. 2. What is the difference between informed and implied consent? Was the consent in this case implied, informed, or neither? Explain your response Informed consent, means the patient is aware of what is going on.
Facilitate person centred assessments, planning, implementation and review 1.1: Explain the importance of a holistic approach to assessment and planning of care and support. It is important to get a team of people to look into what a patient needs will involve after leaving the facility, involving after-care, outpatient scheduling, trying to put the patient into a better situation than before. After discharge the patient is returned to better living circumstances. Aftercare is viewed as a dedicated team approach to creating a plan of physical and emotional wellness. 1.2.