There are three social care values fundamental to person centred care;
• Human Rights
• Social Justice
• Professional Integrity
Human Rights: Where every person/human or individual has fundamental value. Upholding promoting and having a right to human dignity and well-being. Respecting the right to as much control over their own lives as is in agreement with the rights of others. As well as being an important value there is also The Human Rights Act 1998 Article 3 “No one shall be subject to … degrading treatment.” (Maclean,Shiner, Surtess, 10th Edition, pg38). Social Justice: Identifying the rights and duties for individuals, families, communities and groups. For present and future human needs and welfare, fair and impartial distribution …show more content…
According to Maslow we are motivated to meet our human needs (as cited Bingham et al, 2009, pg 86), and person centred approach providing unlimited positive regard, being sincere and authentic as well as unmistakeably understanding to support and care for Mrs Y making her feel comfortable with herself and myself, building good communication with one another and a positive relationship, based on Carl Rogers “a therapist or practitioner creating a particular kind of relationship using congruence, unconditional positive regard and empathy in order to understand an individual’s subjective experience.” (Rogers 1951 as cited Trevithick, 2000, pg33). While talking to Mrs Y in an environment she felt comfortable in, being non-judgemental and patient Mrs Y was happy to spend time and talk to …show more content…
S.M.A.R.T plan; Specific; Mrs Y and myself were involved in this plan. I would like to provide person centred care. Mrs Y has chosen an activity to make some Christmas decorations while having a cup of tea and conversation. To accomplish this activity we will need the materials for the decorations of which we can find at Saltgreens day centre and Mrs Y and I have arranged to do this on the 6th of December a day that she attends the day centre. Measurable; This goal set does not have any additional cost to Mrs Y. Mrs Y and myself only thus providing person centred care. Mrs Y will be able to tell me if she had a good time or not. We agreed to stay and do this activity at Saltgreens incase Mrs Y needed to attend the toilet as Saltgreens has the equipment necessary to support Mrs Y. Attainable; Mrs Y has chosen to make a “chain decoration”. We have arranged this activity for the morning which should give us enough time to talk about anything Mrs Y
• Human Rights
• Social Justice
• Professional Integrity
Human Rights: Where every person/human or individual has fundamental value. Upholding promoting and having a right to human dignity and well-being. Respecting the right to as much control over their own lives as is in agreement with the rights of others. As well as being an important value there is also The Human Rights Act 1998 Article 3 “No one shall be subject to … degrading treatment.” (Maclean,Shiner, Surtess, 10th Edition, pg38). Social Justice: Identifying the rights and duties for individuals, families, communities and groups. For present and future human needs and welfare, fair and impartial distribution …show more content…
According to Maslow we are motivated to meet our human needs (as cited Bingham et al, 2009, pg 86), and person centred approach providing unlimited positive regard, being sincere and authentic as well as unmistakeably understanding to support and care for Mrs Y making her feel comfortable with herself and myself, building good communication with one another and a positive relationship, based on Carl Rogers “a therapist or practitioner creating a particular kind of relationship using congruence, unconditional positive regard and empathy in order to understand an individual’s subjective experience.” (Rogers 1951 as cited Trevithick, 2000, pg33). While talking to Mrs Y in an environment she felt comfortable in, being non-judgemental and patient Mrs Y was happy to spend time and talk to …show more content…
S.M.A.R.T plan; Specific; Mrs Y and myself were involved in this plan. I would like to provide person centred care. Mrs Y has chosen an activity to make some Christmas decorations while having a cup of tea and conversation. To accomplish this activity we will need the materials for the decorations of which we can find at Saltgreens day centre and Mrs Y and I have arranged to do this on the 6th of December a day that she attends the day centre. Measurable; This goal set does not have any additional cost to Mrs Y. Mrs Y and myself only thus providing person centred care. Mrs Y will be able to tell me if she had a good time or not. We agreed to stay and do this activity at Saltgreens incase Mrs Y needed to attend the toilet as Saltgreens has the equipment necessary to support Mrs Y. Attainable; Mrs Y has chosen to make a “chain decoration”. We have arranged this activity for the morning which should give us enough time to talk about anything Mrs Y