Promoting Positive Behaviour in Health and Social Care

This presentation focuses on promoting positive behaviour in health and social care. It covers the significance of implementing the least restrictive intervention process, the role of safeguards, types of challenging behaviour, and more. The objective is to enhance positive behaviour among patients and provide the best class services. References and resources are provided for further learning.

TASK1,2,3,4
Promote positive
behaviour

Table of content
• Introduction
• Significance regarding the implementation of least restrictive i
ntervention process
• Role of safeguards while intervening the situation
• Types of challenging behaviour
• Conclusion
• References

Introduction
 Positive behaviour is established for all the activities that coming
from the attitude of individual that inspiring others to do
something better for society.
 Health and social care main objective is to provide best class
services to their clients.
 The main objective is to enhance positive behaviour among all
the patients who were fighting from some diseases or personal
problems

P3 Significance regarding the implementation of least restrictive interventi
on process
 This will assist service provider in understanding deeply th
e behaviour of client in accurate and appropriate manner w
hich leads to proper managing of operations.
 In various circumstances client shows abnormal behaviour
which harm the property of associations.
 When individual is not under their senses in such case show
ing assertive behaviour in terms of biting, abusive language
and lot of noise which need to be immediately controlled b
y service provider by involving in matter to control situatio
n.

P4 Role of safeguards while intervening the situation
 Safegaurd means advance arrangement of all mechanism and fa
ctors which are used to protect the interest of both client and e
mployees at the handling hazardous situations.
 Therefore, it is vital for association to adopt some preventive m
easures at the time when parents involves in knowing the behav
iour of child.
 Parents are already informed about the state and condition that
arises during intervention.

P8 Types of challenging behaviour
Following are the challenging behaviour faced by health and so
cial care organisation which described below:-
 Self injury:- It define as term under which deliberately or d
irect injury is given to body part without any suicidal intent
ion. In case of health care issue major issue related to self h
arm due to metal instability and head banging.
 Physical aggression: It is a behaviour that cause or threateni
ng harm to other due to the act of individual. It include the
use of dangerous weapon, physical power because of metal
instability of individual.

Conclusion
 It has been concluded from the whole project that health and
social care association plays significant role in enchaining
positive among those who suffer from metal instability and
physical distress.
 Paterson health and social care association work on the
welfare of disable people and used such strategies and
procedures which ensure adherence of all legislative
regulations enforced by UK government.

References
Jackson and et. al. , 2012. An overview of prevention of multiple ri
sk behaviour in adolescence and young adulthood. Journal of
public health. 34(suppl_1). pp.i31-i40.
McVey and et. al. , 2010. Promoting positive body image among u
niversity students: A collaborative pilot study. Body Image. 7
(3). pp.200-204.

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