I am volunteer in Milan centre . I am going for work experience . I am going every Wednesday with my friends .There is disabled people .There is young and old people .And they do art and playing games .we don't need to do anything . We just help them. And we need to understand what they saying and what they need . We learning new things every Wednesday . We learn sane language and have to talk with them .
We enjoyed there. it's good to help them they are really good . we ask some questions .for example we ask they names ,as, were they from, have they came in London , do you guys have family and have is your life going they just give answer quickly.
Values that underpin social care practice
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individual care-giving, including nursing, showering, washing, utilising the latrine or chest Service clients have the chance to practice their decision in connection to: recreation and social exercises and social interests; nourishment, suppers and mealtimes; schedules of day by day living individual and social connections; religious recognition. AQA HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE
Define Maintaining confidentiality Confidentiality is the protection of personal information. Confidentiality means keeping a client's information between you and the client, and not telling others including co-workers, friends, family, etc. Examples of maintaining confidentiality include: individual files are locked and secured.
2 A teenage girl has gone to the GP to discuss contraception. How can the GP maintain her confidentiality? The specialist can't convince the youngster to advise his or her folks or enable the specialist to illuminate the guardians that he or she is looking for prophylactic exhortation The youngster is probably going to start or keep engaging in sexual relations with or without contraception . the specialist can't give any data about patient just if adolescents has consented to . an expert has an obligation of secrecy, it implies that he or she should not reveal anything gained from a man who has counselled him or her, or whom he or she has analysed or treated, without that individual's understanding HEALTH AND SOCIAL
We enjoyed there. it's good to help them they are really good . we ask some questions .for example we ask they names ,as, were they from, have they came in London , do you guys have family and have is your life going they just give answer quickly.
Values that underpin social care practice
Day of centre The inside …show more content…
individual care-giving, including nursing, showering, washing, utilising the latrine or chest Service clients have the chance to practice their decision in connection to: recreation and social exercises and social interests; nourishment, suppers and mealtimes; schedules of day by day living individual and social connections; religious recognition. AQA HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE
Define Maintaining confidentiality Confidentiality is the protection of personal information. Confidentiality means keeping a client's information between you and the client, and not telling others including co-workers, friends, family, etc. Examples of maintaining confidentiality include: individual files are locked and secured.
2 A teenage girl has gone to the GP to discuss contraception. How can the GP maintain her confidentiality? The specialist can't convince the youngster to advise his or her folks or enable the specialist to illuminate the guardians that he or she is looking for prophylactic exhortation The youngster is probably going to start or keep engaging in sexual relations with or without contraception . the specialist can't give any data about patient just if adolescents has consented to . an expert has an obligation of secrecy, it implies that he or she should not reveal anything gained from a man who has counselled him or her, or whom he or she has analysed or treated, without that individual's understanding HEALTH AND SOCIAL