Translation is a very big thing within childcare, you will work with children from many different ethnic backgrounds and also who have issues when they talk. This is why it is important to understand what time of support is out there for all to use. -The internet can offer a range of different translation services which can change written text from one language to another -Speech and language services, This is a service we deal with a lot at sunflowers as a few of our children have to have a therapist who can help with there speech if they have an issue. Often an issue can be caused by having a dummy for to long or it could be a medical issue such as a stroke or a disability -Advocacy services are there to support people who are not able to speak up for themselves. Translation is a very big thing within childcare, you will work with children from many different ethnic backgrounds and also who have issues when they talk.
The board is made up of experts from a range of children’s services. Serious cases of abuse are always reviewed by the LSCB. School Staff Education Monitor children and look out for relevant changes to the relevant people. Teachers have an insight into children’s home life as they are the link between school and
Each article tells about bipolar disorder. They talk about personal stories and tell about different statistics. They also go in to different therapies used to diagnose and help with this disorder. When reading articles like these it is important to recognize different techniques for spotting good research, and being able to understand it. I
What challenges do individuals face when giving and receiving care within families? Illustrate your answer from K101 Unit 1. This essay will discuss the challenges faced by those who ‘care’ and the individuals who receive the ‘support because of their sickness, age or disability’ (Directgov, 2006). The case studies of Ann and Angus from ‘Hidden Carers’ by Joyce Cavaye, 2006 and the interviews of young disabled Asian people by Yasmin Hussain, Karl Atkin and Waqar Ahmed in 2002, are representative of the vast numbers of families and individuals providing unpaid care and support to friends, relatives and neighbours living in the United Kingdom. These case studies provide insight into the daily challenges experienced by of those in need of care and those who provide the physical and emotional support required.
This value is defined by the idea of putting others before you. With this being the most important goal, there should be more of a focus on getting help to families who are lacking basic needs like food and shelter, which is what the main welfare programs provide. The main issue here is that many of the families seeking welfare have children whose interests are of greatest importance. If people are denied assistance due to drug use, their children suffer. In the instance that a mother is abusing drugs and applying for welfare, she probably isn’t adequately caring for her children in the first place due to the drug usage.
Week 1 DQ 1 Discuss differences related to ethnic and cultural groups relative to low birth weight infants and preterm births. Describe the impact of extremely low birth weight babies on family and society (short and long term, including economic considerations, ongoing care considerations, and comorbidities associated with prematurity). Discuss whether you feel that support services and systems in your community for preterm infants and their families adequately address their needs or not. Explain your answer. With the increase of diversity in the population, the variation of cultural background is what plays an important role in an individual’s perception of care.
Addiction and the impact on the Family Introduction The purpose of this essay is to discuss the impact of addiction within a family. When addiction is present, family members deal with it in different ways and they take on different roles to help balance out the family dynamics. This essay will go into the different roles and examine the feelings and effects that each role brings with it. When one or more of the caregivers have an addiction, it is usually the children that suffer. The essay will discuss how children brought up in addicted households are affected and the effects on their adult lives.
The FNP expressed her frustration in Ms. R non-compliance with her treatment, and lack of support with future care. The Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) on staff is trained in conduct client education on labor and delivery, routine prenatal care, parenting, and infant care. She would be able to give the time needed to explain all of the details about the medication given. For example: What the medication is for, how it works, how long it will need to be taken, potential side effects, alternative medications if patient has adverse reaction and what are the consequences if the medication is stop prematurely. The risk factors associated with illnesses in the third trimester.
Some people can use recreational or prescription drugs without experiencing consequences or addiction. There are others, who experience problems in their home, work, school, and relationships that leave them feeling isolated, helpless, or ashamed. “The majority of first time drug users try drugs out
Vulnerable Populations and Self-Awareness NUR/440 Maria Mendez MSN, RN, FNP-C Abstract At any point in a person’s life cycle, an individual potentially joins a vulnerable population. Consisting of smaller collective groups, vulnerable populations display tendencies toward undesirable health outcomes and lifestyles that affect more than just their self. A vulnerable population in which two people are affected is single motherhood. Collective groups of single mothers are choosing to become a vulnerable population (Jadva, Badger, Morrissette, Golombok, 2009). Society calls this collective group of women choosing to become a vulnerable population ‘choice mothers.’ ‘Choice mothers’ are becoming the fastest growing collective group within