Introduction to Effective Caring

This document provides an introduction to effective caring, discussing the factors for high quality of life, different caring techniques, and constraints for positive caring. It emphasizes the importance of trust, observation, communication, and positivity in providing effective care. The document also highlights the barriers and constraints faced by healthcare professionals in delivering effective care.

INTRODUCTION TO
EFFECTIVE CARING

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1
Factors for high quality of life................................................................................................1
Describe caring techniques.....................................................................................................3
Outline constraints for positive caring...................................................................................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................7
REFERRNCES................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
Effective caring refers to all those services including some perceive value for patients with
no trade – offs. This is provided by healthcare professionals who assist in care, treatment
and support so that good qualitative life to individuals. It is equally important that care
assistance have complete understanding and knowledge, experience or skills to be effective
in providing care. In this report factors will be included that are required to maintain high
qualitative life in society will be demonstrated. Different caring techniques will be included
so that healthcare professionals become efficient in providing effective care. At last, factors
that will act as constraints for positive caring will be included.
MAIN BODY
Factors for high quality of life
Quality of life defines various subjective domains that relate to life which defines
standard level of expectations set by individuals in society. All such expectations are affected by
different goals, values and socio – cultural aspects that has impact on lives of individuals and
society. It is also a multi – dimensional concept which defines level of different physical, social
well – being, material and emotional factors. It is subjective concept which helps individual to
measures happiness as component which is based on many decisions. There are different factors
which have impact on building and maintaining quality in life that differentiated according to
personal choice of individuals like health, financial security, etc. In case of an individual if they
are getting in job but good pay but still are not able to live balanced life due to stretch working
hours will not be called as qualitative life. Even they have jobs which demands less working time
and personnel is still left with time to enjoy but due to demanding job profile and stress full still
cannot be considered as good qualitative life (Andráško and Folwarczná, 2015). There are many
factors which help in measuring quality of life, some of them are as follows:
Choices: For an individual it is important that they have choices according to lead a qualitative
life. They should choose healthy lifestyle, proper diet and good working environment so that
it can contribute in their quality of life.
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Privacy: it is equally important that individuals in society Have their own privacy. It is important
that government should ensure safety and security in terms of information so that individual
can lead qualitative life.
Effective communication: To lead a qualitative life it is essential that individual in society have
communication between them. This is required to communicate in social gatherings and by
different means so that issues can be shared and solutions can be fine to lead a qualitative
life.
Physical security: to have a good and quality of life it is important that physical security from
natural incidents, crime and accidents is there. For this government can employ different
safety measures and contingency plans so that individuals in society have safety to lead a
qualitative life.
Psychological safety: there should be no stress, depression and anxiety so that individuals have
quality in life. For this they should ensure safe civil working hours, good competitive
packages and leisure time to enjoy their life.
Freedom: there are different type of light that an individual have in society. All these lights
ensure that they have freedom for their own choices To make their life qualitative.
Appropriate form of physical contact: there are different type of physical contact for an
individual. There should be comfort table and and such contact which leads to care not think
it is important. This is the another factor for quality of life.
Support call and individuals lives in society and therefore it is important That others also support
them. There should be in collective effort to support each other in case of Chynance,
physical security and natural calamity so that all can live quality of life.
Dignity: each and every individual have self-respect and want to be treated with respect. So it is
important that individual lives in society and treat each other with respect so that all can you
live with dignity. As it is one of the important factor to have quality in life for an individual.
Social interaction: Individuals usual lives in society and community is in any region. So it
becomes important that they have some type of social interaction with each other. This can
be through get together, dinners, social parties and different type of event That are
celebrated for sure shall events. Does it is important that social interaction take place in life
of individual so that they can lead quality of life.
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Describe caring techniques
Caring is one of the main factor for every individual to maintain good qualitative life. It is
provided by care assistant services which needs to be effective. There are different
techniques, some of them are as follows:
Creating trust: this is one of the major scale which need to be present in care staff so that it can
build a relationship with the patient. As care assistant it is there be easier to build relations
of patient along with maintaining confidentiality so that it provide qualitative services. Indu
usual is even evaluate services and if it is caring because of this fact also, so it is important
that they should build trust with patient.
Observation: Dinner to type of observation in healthcare profession
Medical observation: this is taken by different measurement like blood pressure, height,
temperature, wait, ETEC
Visual observation: this is done by observing changes in behaviour, Intake of food, attitude.
In order for care professional to be effective in caring they should be proactive in observing in
both the conditions. This will help in degrees and complications I'm improving quality of
services by providing appropriate treatment to the individual .it is important that care
professional develop these skills with experience in practice so that this can be turn out to be
a technique ineffective caring.
DisEngagement: this term is used to break contact or moving to different location which is
expected in coming down different situation. This is helpful in reducing conflict at work
place for care assistance. This is one of the most important skill their health care
professional need to have so that they do not behave in unacceptable manner Fisher rather
than this they should move away so that situations can be calm down so that any type of
conflict can be avoided. Does it is important that care staff this engage themselves in such
situations to be effective in providing care.
Distraction: in his case sector it is important that patient is distracted from the feeling of
discomfort, pain on anxiety. Care assistance use this technique very often while writing
children's so that there is distance can be avoided. This will help them to give proper
treatment and effective get to the patient. These days healthcare sector also provide
distracting education is patient is dealing with depression and Pain.
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Positivity: there should be a good and healthy environment for patient so that they are positive in
thinking. It is important that while dealing with individuals who are suffering from
depression needs to have good environment. Care professionals with the help of this
positivity can provide good and effective caring.
Communication: it is important that can assist in this effective in communicating with the
individual so that proper treatment can be given. It is difficult with patience of inside E and
depression to express their anger and feelings. In this case care assistance need to be
efficient in their skills so that they can log serve and communicate effectively with the
patient to provide effective care.
Gaining compliance: this term is used to define individual ugliness to compile with course of
action of care staff. The care worker does not have a party to order the patient to do
something or undergo treatment. Patient is independent on care professional fuck caring and
does it makes it important for care staff to gain trust and relationship with the patient. It is
important that healthcare professional explain and make patient understand that why such
course of treatment is important for their health.
Social perception: it is perceived by the society that care professionals are effective in providing
caring and services. Important that can assistant is gone in picking up in due designs and
make eye contact so that patient feel good. That it is important that kisses and that effective
in providing care to individual so that they can lead a good quality to life.
All above discussed points shoes that care assistant need to be scaled, expertise and
knowledgeable so that effective getting technique can be applied in treating individual. It is
important that above take me so replied accordingly so that care professionals are effective
in providing care.
Outline constraints for positive caring
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Providing care to the patient is one of the sense into the net any healthcare professional performs
that individual can live good qualitative life. But there are number of barriers and constrains that
is it the positivity of the caring in providing treatment to the patient. Some of them are as
follows:
Cultural barriers: while dealing with number of individuals healthcare professional come across
different Missions you are from different culture. This can also turns out to be a barrier and
providing care as there are differences in culture of staff and patient. To reduce this
communication will be effective so that such cultural gap Gandhi avoided.
Language barriers: in the country UK there are different languages of individual in day today
life. Even in the healthcare sector this turns out to be a constraints as there are Different
languages do you do which communication become in a ineffective.
Resource barriers: hence he settles seeing many technology and research advancement for
different medical issues. But still there are a number of diseases and treatment that are not
appropriate and proper for many individuals suffering from real conditions. There is no authentic
treatment for many where conditions in this world which leads to barrier and if it is caring and
for individual in leading a qualitative life.
Assessing services barrier: this is most common barrier for patient while getting medical
treatment. Many individuals are still not prune to get access to medical services Does turn out to
be a barrier and in effective caring.
Psychological barriers: there is fear of unknown in many individuals that they will find out about
their medical issues. This can create hurdles in psychology of many individuals and they do not
concern with healthcare professionals in case of discomfort: they have feel that any medical issue
will be discovered due to which they will suffer this balance in life and financial losses. This
leads to hiding their conditions and feelings related to health care and thus create a barrier in
providing effective care.
Poor body language: healthcare professional need to be expertise and experience while treating
any individual. They should have a positive body language to watch many patience so that I don't
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trust and relationship can be built. On the other hand many in the visual misbehave with different
care assistance that also reduce the quality they provide in caring.
Cheerio typing: there are different and many individuals and family does not go out with
different medical issues. They are conscious and negative about individuals in society who are
responsible to spread in equality and negative comments about medical conditions. There are
many mental and physical related conditions which are still not acceptable by the society and
does create a barrier for Many patients and families to consult healthcare professional so that
effective caring can be provided. This also act as a barrier in heating a qualitative life by not
opening up about the medical condition.
Sensory disability: how many medical condition in which individual is the appreciate it off
sensory organ. Such case treatment and communication becomes difficult as individuals cannot
be get engaged by the healthcare professional. It is important that staff on individual have proper
communication so that full understanding of medical issue can we gain. But in case of patience
who have disable 80 related to sensory organ makes it difficult to provide effective care and
treatment to the individual and act as a barrier.
Lack of privacy: due to cyber threats and different issues Commission of the patients are not
safe. Due to digitalisation healthcare sector is now going online to save information about
patience so that operations become effective. This can also lead to loss of personal and
professional data of individual resulting in financial losses. This also act as a barrier in providing
effective care By healthcare professionals.
Lack of time: in this fast moving lifestyle many individuals neglect to consult will healthcare
professional due to not enough time. They are engaged in their busy schedules of working hours
that they do not concern about their health and medical issues. It is very important that healthy
lifestyle is maintained which is difficult in today's scenario. This also act as a barrier for
healthcare professionals and fast moving lifestyle to provide effective care in different medical
issues.
environmental issues: due to changes in the environment and rising global warming and shifting
in seasons this is one of the factor of rising different medical issues in individuals. There are
many cases where effective getting cannot be provided due to factors related to involvement and
those act as a barrier in providing effective getting to the patient.
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Distress and emotions: In case of patients who suffer with anxiety and depression they feel
emotionally unstable to express about their medical conditions (Quinn, 2015). It is essential that
healthcare professionals needs to provides warm and friendly environment so that they are able
to express their feelings, anger and stress so that carer is effective in providing care to them. Due
to their emotions they act as constraints while expressing and thus reduce the quality of services
provided by carer.
CONCLUSION
It can be concluded from above assignment that effective caring are services which are
provided by skilled and expertise healthcare professionals. It has some perceived value for
patients with minimum trade-offs also assist individual to have qualitative life. Quality of life is a
subjective concept which helps to measure happiness based on monetary and non – monetary
factors. There are factors like guardianship, responsibilities, trust, provision of care, parenting,
etc. which has effect on leading quality life. There are various techniques like social perception,
communication, distractions, physical contact, observations, etc. which are helpful in effective
caring. There are many different barriers like cultural, resources, languages, etc. which act as
constraints in effective caring for healthcare professional.
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