Yasmin Unit 9 M2
Describe how three key professionals could be involved in planning support for individuals/Mr.Ali
There are three key professionals working with Mr.Ali and supporting him through his decisions. They are also working together with each other to put together a support plan for Mr.Ali. The three key professionals are; a community psychiatric nurse, support worker and dietician.
Each has a different role in the planning support for Mr.Ali as they are all supporting Mr.Ali with different aspects of his health and well-being.
A Community Psychiatric Nurse is fully trained and has many years experience in a hospital setting before going out into the community. Their experience would
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If Mr.Ali was to start having a relapse his STR would help identify the early signs and report it to other health professionals involved in Mr.Ali’s care and support. The STR would the support Mr.Ali with any treatment he is involved in.
When Mr.Ali attends the day centre, his support worker may be with him at times to provide emotional support and could also act as an advocate.
As Mr.Ali’s STR, they will be there to support Mr.Ali through anything he finds difficult in his daily life and support him with tasks when needed.
The STR will put their views across to other professionals and Mr.Ali when in the process of creating a support plan. He will be able to pass on his concerns about Mr.Ali and also what he thinks Mr.Ali’s strengths are. The STR will put a lot of information into a support plan as they would know Mr.Ali best due to building a strong compassionate friendship and due to being more involved in Mr.Ali’s personal life than other professionals. Whilst being involved in the support plan the STR will promote Mr.Ali's rights, maintain confidentiality and promote equal opportunities, ensuring Mr.Ali is being treated with respect and dignity, which is part of ethical practice.
A dietician is a trained professional who enables and empowers people to make informed and practical choices about the food they eat and lifestyle choices. They are trained in hospital and
It is the task of the multi agency/disciplinary team to focus on protecting the general welfare of adults with learning disabilities. These teams are generally statutory and non statutory and are composed of different professionals and specialists who support the criminal justice service, (for the courts this might be the Youth offending Team or Court liaison and Diversion Team and in prison it is the healthcare department). These specialists are predominantly community learning disability nurses, psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, social workers, care managers, speech and language
The importance individual service user has the right to know what support is available to them, we support them to help to find out what they are entitled to dependant on there support and learning disabilities. Many local authorities have changed services from residential care to supported housing for people with learning disabilities. Without doing financial planning for a service user they might not be able to manage to live in the own homes.
There are always key elements to assessments and reviews, including the family and friends. Everyone has a responsibility to support individuals and bearing in mind ‘need to know’ information. The aim being able to achieve the highest goal to maintain effective open channels for everyone.
To consider David’s support requirement within my placement setting, I have used the P.I.E.S. method. This means assessing his: Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, and Social need (Oxford Cambridge and RSA, n.d.).
• Case manager needs to discuss disengaging with the patient or significant other and capacity to listen to their fears and or concerns.
By using this model, the practitioner was able to create a positive partnership with both Pete and Neil. Pete openly discussed his thoughts and feelings about his current situation. This elicited background information about his and Neil’s relationship and the support networks surrounding him including immediate family (maternal and paternal grandparents). This allowed the practitioner to identify this support as a strength within the assessment identifying extra care being provided to Neil when needed. Discussions were held around Paul losing his wife, in particular how he felt about this, and how he was able to cope with this, as well as providing Neil with adequate care. Pete identified that he is finding it increasingly difficult to manage
Continuing Needs: Kuwan’s continuing needs are being assessed and further information will be provided at a later
In order to deliver good case management services case managers, need to start off with building rapport and trust relationships with the client who is seeking available services. Major clientele where case management approaches occur is when case managers interact with individuals and families dealing with complex circumstances. Therefore, there is a need for a large knowledge base in order to deliver appropriate services the client needs. As a case manager it is important to know that every client is different and there is a need for different skills when implementing intervention plans. One of the roles of case managers is to match client’s needs, as accurate as possible to available services. In order to achieve or meet the needs of clients, case managers conduct an intervention process that helps identify the client’s needs, strengths and weaknesses as well as identify their goals. Generally, this is done in stages where the case manager begins to establish a helping relationship and where informal or formal rules are agreed (Keegan, R 2015, pg.71). At this stage good case management services do not assume or ignore any detail of the client’s story or issue. They begin to determine the eligibility of the client, their emergence and build rapport in order to
The different actors that need to be involved are all top management from each department, whoever is working with in the Home Help program. Then from there, there needs to be input from the frontline workers. Having frontline workers give input should allow management to decide what needs to be done during the planning stage.
Disciplinary teams – their involvement is very important and medical notes from the G.P or hospital may influence what sort of support the service users should have, rather than what they are asking for.
Support access to child and dependent care by providing services, resources and information to both women and men.
Determine whether each of the following is counted in the M1 measure of the money supply:
Social worker will consult and refer patient to a dietician or nutritionist, because this is outside the scope of a social worker’s practice. Dietician is to provide counseling recommendations for patient to primarily focus on his heart healthy diet and develop an exercise program for cardiovascular
A dietician is a scientist who provides individuals and also the nation with practical information to encourage people to eat healthy; they also turn their scientific knowledge into practical skills. Some practical skills that dieticians have are measuring peoples BMI and making sure that their BMI isn’t too high or isn’t too low, they also measure people blood pressure, inform the public about nutrition and many more. Dieticians apply there scientific skills to advise people about their diet and if there are any changes that need to be made, and to make sure that individuals are on the right track. In addition they set targets for individuals to assure that they stay on the right track and on the healthy path.
Support is something that everyone needs in their lives. It gives them the positive reinforcement that they need. Many times in life at different stages, we come across challenges