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Principles of safe practice - Assignment

   

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Introduction: Safe practice is very important topromote a high value of dignity in health and safetyexecutives. It is of utmost importance that health andsafety executives follows different legislation whileproviding service to the patients so that they are cured inbetter and a fruitful way. Government has implementedvarious legislation and regulations that supports healthand safety at work. These regulations help to protect theexecutives and the people in work while they areworking. Winterbourne view was a privately ownedhospital at Hambrook, south Gloucesterhire, Englandwhich was owned and operated by Castle beck. Thisleaflet is based on explaining the laws and policies inhealth and social care to the new staff that is recruited insetting Winterbourne. Also various legislature that setsthe landscape for health and social care practitioners arediscussed with the relationship between key legislationand the national policy relevant to health and care.Various ethical practices would be discussed withevaluation of national health policy.IntroductionThis involves various steps such as; organising theprocess of policy frameworks, identifying the mainproblems that involved in it, analysing the situationin detail, Drafting the policy.Adoption: After the above discussion is done thenone of the policy is acknowledged by the decisionmakers. Policy implementation: This is the step where policyis changed into action plans. In this the policy isimplemented to the action and propercommunication and cooperation is being done tosuccessfully apply the policy.The relevant of the relationship between keylegislation and national policy in health care.The legislative process can be a long term, tediousand complex process. It is difficult for the country topass the bill and to make it implement on thedifferent part of states. As it is important to describethe healthcare policies and healthcare procedures sothat standardisation of daily operational activitiescan be done in a much better way. The importance ofhealthcare policy and procedures cannot be disputedbut the way that they are managed best will varyfrom one organisation to another. Policy inhealthcare is critically important as it sets a generalplan of activity used to guide desired outcomes andis a fundamental guideline to help make decisions.The purpose of the health care policy and theprocedure is to communicate to the employee’svarious outcomes of the organisation. As this hashelped the practitioners to provide a quality serviceLaw policy landscape for health and social careLaw policy framework sets out principles ofgood practice in the management and conducting ofhealth and social care research in UK. These are theprinciples that are framed so as to protect the interest ofpatients and the public in the health and social careresearch. This is done by prescribing ethical conductand by proportioning the assurance so that health andsocial care so that it can facilitate high quality of servicethat are provided to the patients. It is framed for theorganisations and the individuals who are responsiblefor health and social care research service. Variouspolicies are framed by the government so as to regulatethe health and social care practitioners. This is set byconsidering the fact that what is already happening inthe society and what are the complexities that are facedby practitioners and the patients both while going undera treatment service. The policy that is framed by theexecutive and judiciary is defined by following stepswhich includes:Examine the public health interest issues andagenda: This is the first step in policy formation. Thisstep involves recognising the existing policy and theissues that are there in the society. The cause and theissue are first checked and after that the plans are beingmade. Policy formation: here the brainstorming is doneso as to formulate a policy. In this process the policymakers decide new methods of solving the problem thathas been identified. Various legislature and bureaucracyare involved in this process to form the policy.Law, Policy and Ethical Practice in Health and Social Care

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