By doing this it also eliminates drug errors from happening, such as giving it to the wrong patient or giving the wrong dose. If these measures weren’t followed it could cause the misuse of a drug. The drug could go missing/ stolen and a person could have an overdose of it if they aren’t aware of what they are taking and how much they are taking. If the rules weren’t adhered to staff could be prosecuted for stealing or they could get sacked for not giving medication correctly, and the patients could become very ill and possibly end up
If it is too low or too high of a temperature it is going to deteriorate even | |quicker than it would at the correct temperature. They will look unappealing to the customer and will have to be thrown away. | | | |Food may be at risk of being attacked by pests. The store needs to make sure that the place where the food is stored is secure| |and cannot be entered by vermin such as rats and mice. Cleaning products should be protected from dust.
If such equipment was not present in large numbers then some clients would be at a great disadvantage and could possibly hairm themselves. This could also be harmful for the career as the could also injure thmeseves. A career once carried a client down the stairs without using a hoist and the client almost fell out of career’s arms onto
Restrictive intervention may not be used on a regular basis as you can demoralise that individual and could potentially cause more challenging behaviour. 1.4 When used restrictive intervention, you have to inform the senior on shift and at staff hand over. You would also need to complete a BRC (behaviour recording chart) and to inform Safe Guarding and possibly CQC. 1.5 When dealing with challenging behaviour, you have to try and avoid using restrictive interventions because it could harm the individual and cause him/her to be more distressed. Restrictive interventions is illegal if the individual hasn’t had risk assessments and support plan written up to say it’s for his/her best interest and the staff, public and other residents own safety.
Loss of Belongings: Care home entrance unsecured or receptions unmanned. Premises’ are open to bogus callers or thieves. Who enter and help themselves to residents and staffs personal belongings, equipment being stolen, may also face possible attack or abuse. Exposure to Danger: Fire exits should be kept clear. If fire exits are blocked in the event of fire residents, staff and visitors are prevented from finding a safe and clear evacuation route out of the building, leading to (the above) being trapped causing panic and confusion, resulting in deaths or serious injuries.
HSC2031 1.1 – We take risks in everything we do in our daily lives from using electrical equipment to walking down the stairs. 1.2 – If you discourage or prevent someone from taking risks however small they may be, the individual is not necessarily going to be able to live a normal and/or healthy life and this may impact on them in both mental and/or physical ways. One way in which this could affect them is that they could stop taking vital medication in fear of something bad happening. They may also fear leaving the house there for not interacting with other people causing them to become cut off. 1.3 – If you support and individual to take risks that are within reason such as going out to town on their own or going to the local shop after time they’re going to start to develop knowledge and skills enabling them to do such things as doing their own shopping or taking care of their own finances which they may not of been able to do before.
Although Gossip Girl may be questioned for certain elements within the novel, it should not be banned to everyone. A book that is banned is usually removed from libraries and classrooms because of its content. Books can be challenged or banned for many reasons, such as political, religious, sexual or social content. This would be called censorship, which would inhibit others from seeing certain information. It’s when materials are removed from things we see everyday such as TV, music, books, or the internet, because the content may appear obscene or objectionable.
What about restrictions like only supervisors can carry tasers? A: Yes with continued misuse and negative publicity I do think they will be banned eventually. Q: If tasers were no longer used by police officers, should civilians be able to carry them for
The more severe symptoms include: hallucinations, hiding things, paranoia, violence, and wandering. Wandering is particularly hazardous because the person with sundowners will unexpectedly be missing and may not know where he or she is going or why. People with sundowner’s dementia have turned up lost and unable to find their way back home. So proper identification is recommended. They may also mimic you by following you around and doing everything you do, ask you questions over and over, interrupt you when you’re speaking to someone else, and they may also lose their full language abilities or abstract thoughts that may become difficult for you to
It could also work the other way too that the service user may come to harm at the hands of my partner while I’m not there. Everybody has the right to be safe and if anything happened to either one of them i could be prosecuted for neglect. Another example could be If i was writing up the medical records or notes of a patient/service user and i was called away to do something i should always make sure i lock them safely away or lock the door behind me then nobody can get into that room and see the files. If i didn’t and that was to happen id of broken the laws that fall under the Data Protection Act 1998 as nobody but relevant people should be able to see this information. The patient’s confidentiality would be breached and the "Access to Personal Files Act 1987" & the "Confidentiality of Personal Information Act 1998" would also have been