Introduction:
In this task I will be using examples and explaining how care workers implement the care values when caring for my chosen service user. A direct carer is
An indirect carer
What Are Care Values?
Care values are ethical principles that care workers use and apply to their work. Some examples of the care values are anti-discriminatory practice and confidentiality.
Confidentiality:
This is when you do not share information without the knowledge and agreement of the client. This care value is very important because confidentiality towards a client needs to be met or the client may not feel obligated to tell you vital information because they would like their information to remain disclosed.
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A negative effect of not showing confidentiality is that a patient could feel insecure in the future, when asked to provide their personal details. A positive effect of showing confidentiality is that the service provider will make the client feel more inclined to share important information and that the client will feel more willing to speak to their service provider about anything relating to their health.
Receptionist:
Tiaarn’s receptionist applies confidentiality in the workplace. The health and social care establishment has many patients, and those patients’ names are on a database. For example, if a person was to walk into the establishment and claim that they know the patient and asks for their personal details or whereabouts, a receptionist must not disclose that information as it would breach confidentiality. …show more content…
A benefit of implementing person-centred approach to care delivery is by showing compassion and perseverance in a health care setting whist dealing with clients with a 'can-do' attitude. In contrast, a drawback of not showing this 2
Effective communication
Great and effective communication depends on thought authorities sharing musings, information and work. It is fundamental that the administration client can grant their feelings and issues to the care specialist. The relationship depends on an equalization of admiration between the care laborer and the customer. At the point when speaking with others it is critical that the care specialist is comprehended and the individual additionally caught on.
Individualized care
Care laborers habitually offer care to people who have related issues and needs. Regardless, rather than treating everyone the same they should give care that addresses singular issues. To do this every individual should be evaluated to discover their specific needs, considering individual convictions and
In this task I will be using examples and explaining how care workers implement the care values when caring for my chosen service user. A direct carer is
An indirect carer
What Are Care Values?
Care values are ethical principles that care workers use and apply to their work. Some examples of the care values are anti-discriminatory practice and confidentiality.
Confidentiality:
This is when you do not share information without the knowledge and agreement of the client. This care value is very important because confidentiality towards a client needs to be met or the client may not feel obligated to tell you vital information because they would like their information to remain disclosed.
Speech …show more content…
A negative effect of not showing confidentiality is that a patient could feel insecure in the future, when asked to provide their personal details. A positive effect of showing confidentiality is that the service provider will make the client feel more inclined to share important information and that the client will feel more willing to speak to their service provider about anything relating to their health.
Receptionist:
Tiaarn’s receptionist applies confidentiality in the workplace. The health and social care establishment has many patients, and those patients’ names are on a database. For example, if a person was to walk into the establishment and claim that they know the patient and asks for their personal details or whereabouts, a receptionist must not disclose that information as it would breach confidentiality. …show more content…
A benefit of implementing person-centred approach to care delivery is by showing compassion and perseverance in a health care setting whist dealing with clients with a 'can-do' attitude. In contrast, a drawback of not showing this 2
Effective communication
Great and effective communication depends on thought authorities sharing musings, information and work. It is fundamental that the administration client can grant their feelings and issues to the care specialist. The relationship depends on an equalization of admiration between the care laborer and the customer. At the point when speaking with others it is critical that the care specialist is comprehended and the individual additionally caught on.
Individualized care
Care laborers habitually offer care to people who have related issues and needs. Regardless, rather than treating everyone the same they should give care that addresses singular issues. To do this every individual should be evaluated to discover their specific needs, considering individual convictions and