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Focus On Raising Concerns features 10 study scenarios varying levels of care practice for care workers to identify and discuss. Then by working together they must explore best practice and explain why this improves the quality of care.
The study scenarios pose a range of complex questions for care workers to solve. In Focus On Raising Concerns these include; ‘Spot the mistake’, ‘What happens next?’, ‘What would you do?’, and ‘Why is this a problem?’ amongst others. Focus On Raising Concerns will help care workers develop their problem-solving skills and improve their service delivery.
Potential Discussion Points
Putting the Service User first • Assumptions and prejudices • Reporting abuse • Professionalism • Substance abuse • Racial discrimination • Policies and procedures • Bullying • Infection Control
Additional Information
| Video Format | DVD or Download |
|---|---|
| Duration | N/A |
| Supporting Materials | Contains a Focus On Trainers guide, Lesson plan, QCF Evidence form and a CPD Attainment Certificate |
| Consultant | Lynda Tarpey, HASCA Ltd (Health & Social Care Associates) |
| Peer Review | No |
| Standards | Care Certificate. Standard 3 Skills for Care Common Induction Standards (Revised 2010) 3.4, 5.4 & 6.3 Care Council for Wales Induction Framework (2008) 1.2, 5.4 & 5.5 Health and Social Care NOS/QCF Units 24, 227, 35, 335 & 395 |
| References | N/A |
Additional Information
| Video Format | DVD or Download |
|---|---|
| Duration | N/A |
| Supporting Materials | Contains a Focus On Trainers guide, Lesson plan, QCF Evidence form and a CPD Attainment Certificate |
| Consultant | Lynda Tarpey, HASCA Ltd (Health & Social Care Associates) |
| Peer Review | No |
| Standards | Care Certificate. Standard 3 Skills for Care Common Induction Standards (Revised 2010) 3.4, 5.4 & 6.3 Care Council for Wales Induction Framework (2008) 1.2, 5.4 & 5.5 Health and Social Care NOS/QCF Units 24, 227, 35, 335 & 395 |
| References | N/A |
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