Unit 19 Reflective Approaches in Implementing Person Centred Practice

Unit 19 Reflective
Approaches in
Implementing Person
Centred Practice

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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................3
How aspects of different legislation are reflected in provision of person-centred care....3
Analysis of appropriate solutions to different problems which occur when
implementing specific regulations, legislation and policies when providing person
centred care.......................................................................................................................4
Assess the challenges faced by health care professionals and others in interpreting
different legislation in relation to planning and provision of person centred care...........5
Critically evaluate the effectiveness of meeting the legislative requirements, in context
to theme , safeguarding and protection.............................................................................6
PART 3..................................................................................................................................6
Reflective Log book .........................................................................................................6
SWOT Analysis: ............................................................................................................10
Personal Development Plan ..........................................................................................11
CONCLUSION....................................................................................................................16
REFERENCES ...................................................................................................................17
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INTRODUCTION
Health care practices and specialization involves the various care and management
activities, which has to done on the basis of legislation and regulation guidelines in order
to provide effective care and maintain safety in health care setting (angland, and
Gunningberg,2017). This important to implement the health and safety legislation in order
to protect the people in health care including person who receive care and person who
provide care. In this report different aspects of legislation is going to be analyse and
evaluate in context to the person care practices in domiciliary care setting. Different
legislation, problems of implementing legislation, importance and solution to the problem
is going to be evaluate.
How aspects of different legislation are reflected in provision of person-centred care
There different rules and regulations which has to be implemented by the
professional in their care plan and practices guidelines. This helps the professional to
produce or accomplish the effective person-centred care by the reflection of safety and
improvement. Some legislations are illustrated below along with the example of there
reflection on care practices.
Health and Social Care Act 2008- This is the legislation which make the
provision with the support of care quality commission, in order to enhance the
professional regulation and create a new integrated regulator. This focus on the assurance
of safe and quality care for patient. This legislation reflects the safety and quality of care
through holistic care practices. With supportive and positive care environment (Caspar,
and et. al., 2020).
Home Care act 2016 – This law is developed to protect the the home care
consumers. Which sate the requirements and regulation for home care organisation, such
as they have to be licensed and creates a public online registry from home care,
background have to be checked. This promotes the protection of adult disable individuals.
domiciliary care have to be loyal and their background have to be checked before they
selected for the holistic home care of patient (Harris, M., 2021).
National Service Framework for Older People (NSFOP)- This is the most
important health care framework developed to promote, fair, high quality intrigant health
and social care services for older peoples in England. This focus on the professional
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practice regulation according to which professional have to facilitate promote health by
supporting independence of patient. There should be specialized staff for in person centre
care, such as for the stroke, falls and mental illness. Culture and behaviour of the care
taker should be effective in services so that adult can be treated with respect, dignity and
fairness (Kennedy, 2017).
Analysis of appropriate solutions to different problems which occur when implementing
specific regulations, legislation and policies when providing person centred care
There are the various principles of person centred care practices which is illustrated by the
legislation and regulations, caretaker have to value respect and engage service consumers
with their care practices rather than just doing normal job role. Important factors of value
which has to be considered by the caretaker at person centre care practices. Suggest the
privacy, independence, individuality, dignity, choice, privacy respect and partnership.
Emotion and lack of motivation- As a domiciliary care taker their care practices
is not just about a job, it is related to many more other things, on the basis of legislation
Caretaker gave to perform various task and activity, which sometime is very stressful or
frustrating . In context to the management of stress and frustration, caretaker have to be
motivated all the time with empathy and strength (Mainey, and et. al., 2020).
Physician-Hospital Issues- sometime while centre care practices is is provided to
patient with the implementation of legislation and regulation, this become important for
caretaker to take care of patient safety the and quality of care within the hospitals by the
physicians. Such as patient safeguarding and protection is important. Which is most of
time not possible due to the in appropriate facilities of hospital and bad physician
behaviour. Caretaker can manage this problem by developing the appropriate knowledge
of legislation to which taken control the inappropriate activities of hospitals and physicians
in context to the person care and safeguarding.
Issues of managing paints needs- From study of person centred care rules and
regulations provided by the health care legislation system, it is clear that patient it should
be supported with values and respect. Such as then needs half to be fulfil, along with the
consideration of care practices with them for selecting the best one according to patient
suggestion and preference. But sometime this will become difficult to manage patient need
and preference booth medical care practices due to which caretaker have to engage that
person indecision and influence them to choose medical care practices by explaining them
importance of treatment (Rahman, 2017).
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