Student Name E1144 Student ID Certificate III in Individual
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3. QuestionsUsing a client centred approach Part 1A: When working in the home and community sector, best practice and current approaches to working with clients includes:using person-centred practice, working in a consumer-directed care model, and understanding the potential for empowerment versus disempowerment when supporting clients.The care worker integrates these contexts into their support work on all levels.Complete the table below by describing each approach and giving an example of how you might practice this when supporting clients.ApproachDescription(20-50 words)Provide anexample ofhow you mightpractice thiswhensupportingclients(50words)Person-centred practicePerson centred care is all about providing support and care to the patient or the I would practicethis in a scenario where I am attending on a patient. I Student Name:NavjotkaurghumanStudent ID:e087748632475/02 Knowledge Test – Short Answer QuestionsE1144Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing, Home and Community)Module 8: This is assessment 2 of 3.1. Background/OverviewIn order to work in the aged care sector as a care support worker, you will need to understand the context of providing services to clients in their home and community. You will also need to be able to work with clients, carers and family in the course of providing support services to your client.2. BriefThis assessment consists of three(3) parts, with 1 appendix.This assessment will give you the opportunity to demonstrate your knowledge in the following areas:Using a client centred approachEstablishing relationships in the homeProviding support in the client’s home.DeliverablesPlease submit this assessment in Word doc format.To do list:1.Write your name and student ID in the space provided at the top of this page. 2.Read the background/overview and brief sections of this document.3.Read the various scenarios or client profiles from CareShore. 4.Complete the 3parts by answering in the spaces provided.5.Make sure you follow the instructions regarding the required number of words (where indicated)6.Save the Word document using the naming convention: your student number_assessment number.doc. For example: “12345678_31135_01.doc.”7.Upload your document in Open Space using the relevant Assessment Upload link in this Module.
person who is being treated, keeping in mind what is best for him and what is most significant for the clients without indulging in assumption. would look after ways and improvise themin the healthcare treatment that is best for the person. For example when treating an aged person with mental depression I would dwell on all the approaches that is best for the client and iscentred only onhis developing health prospect. Consumer-directed careConsumer directed care is allabout giving morechoices and flexibility to the client and also opening up the aspect of the direct need and requirement of the clients so that the treatment canbe done in the best possible way.Example- when treating an aged patient who is having he issue of obesity I will dwell on ways that gives the client a good number of options or choices to select that how the treatment or the
healthcare approach can be conducted. I will welcome the patient to give his opinionand suggestion and thereby will practice consumer directed care.Empowerment versus disempowermentEmpowerment is all about encouraging the clients in taking part in their health treatment process, knowing about what is going on and also providing them with choices that how they need or want their treatment to be like whereas disempowerment is all about denying health care to the client, not encouraging them to take part in healthcare process or in decision making process and others. Example- Whiletreating an aged person who is quite oldI would go for the option of empowerment by giving her choices, knowhow about her health condition and also giving her the option to suggestrather than denying allthese basic rights which areotherwise givento other clients.
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B.Case Study. Read this case study and then answer the questions below.Mrs Brady is 98 years old and lives with her grandson, Justin. He is her primary carer. Mrs Brady has dementia, high blood pressure and needs assistance with showering,dressing and walking. Mrs Brady currently has a package where support workers visit daily at 8am to assist her with showeringand dressing, although Mrs Brady does not usually get out of bed until 10 am. Mrs Brady sometimesgets angry at the support workers for getting her out of bed so early. Mrs Brady likes to walk in the garden in the afternoons and it seems to calm her. She has a better evening and night when she has had a walk in the garden. Justin needs to be at his office from 2.30pm to 4.30pm, so she often misses out on the walk during the week. Justin feels torn as he would like his grandmother to walk each day to maintain her mobility, but he can’t change his time to be at the office. Currently, the support workers cannot schedule to assist with the afternoon walks. Mrs Brady misses going to the hairdresser that she has attended for the last 10 years, but Justin is worried about taking her as she may fall. He is trying to cut Mrs Brady’s hair himself, but this has not been entirely successful as she becomes distracted easily and doesn’t understand why Justin would be cutting her hair. Justin has heard about CDC (consumer-directed care) packages now available and he wonders if thistype of package may be suitable for his grandmother.Complete the table outlining:1.Two areas of support for Mrs Brady and Justin in a CDC package2.What could be arranged for each area of support3.How this would impact on Mrs Brady’s life for each area of supportArea ofsupportWhat could be arranged(50-100 words)What difference would this make to Mrs Brady’s life? (50-100 words)1.Walking in the afternoon in the gardenFor this area of support the health staffs from the consumer directed package can take her to walk in the garden for some time regularly in the afternoon so that The health staffs can assist Mrs. Brady to walk in the garden as he alone cannot walk and Justin also cannot assist his grandmother in the walk as he has to be in office during that time. For this support Mrs. Brady will have a through change and will also have a better and comfortable evening and night. Her health problems like high blood pressure can be controlled to some extent and above all she personally will feel very happy and relaxed. Mrs. Brady can feel better and comfortable and relaxed as well.
2.Cutting Mrs. Brady’s hairFor this area of support the health staffs from the consumer directed package can take her out in their medical van to the hair dresser where she has been going for last 10 years and get her hair cut. The healthcarestaffs can assist in the visit and the carefully accompany her back to homeThis support will add in happiness and satisfaction and also fondness for own self into her as she wants to visit this hairdresser and also does not feel comfortable with Justin cutting her hair. A self satisfaction and also a self wroth can be seen in her. The health issue of dementia can also beaddressed to some extent as this support will make Mrs. Brady happy and joyous. Satisfactory
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