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Sarah Ozkan

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Care Actions by Principle CategoriesOnline version Drag actions to the correct principle categories. by Sarah Ozkan 1 Work within policies and procedure 2 Diagnosis and treatment 3 Care planning 4 Person-centred practice 5 Observation and monitoring 6 Reporting and recording 7 Access to information, advice and services 8 Safeguarding 9 Needs Improvement Administering medication strictly according to protocol. Completing incident reports as per organisational guidelines. Adhering to the organisation's uniform and hygiene policies. Understanding the common symptoms of depression. Assisting with prescribed exercises for rehabilitation. Preparing an individual for a medical examination. Setting achievable goals with an individual for their daily routine. Updating care plans to reflect changes in an individual's needs. Developing strategies to support an individual's sleep pattern. Involving an individual in decisions about their meals. Respecting an individual's cultural and religious beliefs. Allowing an individual to choose the time for their bath. Noting changes in an individual's skin condition. Regularly checking an individual's vital signs as instructed. Monitoring an individual's fluid intake throughout the day. Accurately documenting all care activities in daily logs. Verbally handing over relevant information to the next shift. Writing a detailed report on an individual's significant behavioural change. Helping an individual contact a local dementia support group. Providing leaflets about healthy eating advice. Signposting to mental health support services. Reporting any signs of physical abuse to the appropriate authority. Ensuring an individual's personal belongings are secure. Protecting an individual's privacy and confidentiality. Making decisions for an individual without consulting them. Discussing an individual's private information in public areas. Ignoring a noticeable decline in an individual's health.

Care Actions by Principle CategoriesOnline version

Drag actions to the correct principle categories.

by Sarah Ozkan

Work within policies and procedure

Diagnosis and treatment

Care planning

Person-centred practice

Observation and monitoring

Reporting and recording

Access to information, advice and services

Safeguarding

Needs Improvement

Administering medication strictly according to protocol.

Completing incident reports as per organisational guidelines.

Adhering to the organisation's uniform and hygiene policies.

Understanding the common symptoms of depression.

Assisting with prescribed exercises for rehabilitation.

Preparing an individual for a medical examination.

Setting achievable goals with an individual for their daily routine.

Updating care plans to reflect changes in an individual's needs.

Developing strategies to support an individual's sleep pattern.

Involving an individual in decisions about their meals.

Respecting an individual's cultural and religious beliefs.

Allowing an individual to choose the time for their bath.

Noting changes in an individual's skin condition.

Regularly checking an individual's vital signs as instructed.

Monitoring an individual's fluid intake throughout the day.

Accurately documenting all care activities in daily logs.

Verbally handing over relevant information to the next shift.

Writing a detailed report on an individual's significant behavioural change.

Helping an individual contact a local dementia support group.

Providing leaflets about healthy eating advice.

Signposting to mental health support services.

Reporting any signs of physical abuse to the appropriate authority.

Ensuring an individual's personal belongings are secure.

Protecting an individual's privacy and confidentiality.

Making decisions for an individual without consulting them.

Discussing an individual's private information in public areas.

Ignoring a noticeable decline in an individual's health.

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Common Hacks I

Care Actions by Principle CategoriesOnline version

by Sarah Ozkan

Work within policies and procedure

Diagnosis and treatment

Care planning

Person-centred practice

Observation and monitoring

Reporting and recording

Access to information, advice and services

Safeguarding

Needs Improvement

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