Skills Development in Healthcare Practice: A Comprehensive Report

This report delves into the critical aspects of skills development within the healthcare sector, focusing on the General Healthcare Group. It highlights the need for technological advancements to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment efficacy, emphasizing the importance of an operational plan. The report explores the ethical considerations, such as patient privacy and autonomy, that must guide the use of technology. It also outlines the relevant legal considerations, including key legislation like the Health & Social Care Act 2012 and the Data Protection Act 2018, that govern healthcare practices. The report emphasizes the need for healthcare professionals to adhere to these principles and regulations to ensure high-quality patient care and positive outcomes.

Developing skills for Healthcare Practice
Introduction
Developing Skills can be defined as the process of identifying the level of skills so
that improvement can be done in that specific department. It is necessary because it
helps to determine strength and weaknesses so that plans can be executed easily in
future.
Develop Operational Plan
The implementation of certain changes in operational activities and procedure are
essential in order to increase overall effectiveness manufacturing process to improve
services. It is necessary to conduct number of modifications in health care
institutions in order to boost up effectiveness of all the clinical practices, which
facilitate to increase patients outcomes respectively.
It is important to apply some of efficient technical aids, devices and machines, which
improve accuracy of results gathered by conducting operational activities to make
appropriate decision of making regarding treatment process. In context of General
Healthcare Group, they are also required to adopt several changes in operational
activities with the help of making an appropriate plan through considering ethical
and legal norms.
It has been summarized that the few of changes are significant to be applied at
operational procedures in context of given health care organization. It consist the
objective of “implementing certain technological modifications in order to increase
accuracy of diagnosis and treatment procedures to gain better patient outcomes”.
However, the General Healthcare Group is required to apply technology in different
departments for improving their medical facilities. In addition to this, several
practice themes are developed which should be considered by medical professionals
while using technical machines, software and devices to render appropriate care
services for well-being of patients.
Needs benefit analysis/ Ethical considerations
Needs benefit analysis – The need of implementing new technological machines and
software occurs in General Healthcare Group to increase accuracy of diagnosing
results of sick people. It consist that management become capable to record, manage
and process the data related to patients which is helpful to make accurate decision
making regarding treatment and medication for an individual. However, previous
medical records are sufficient to provide medication when an individual is not in
conscious state.
Ethical considerations – This consist overall principles of ethics which are required to
be followed by medical professionals at the time of using technological devices and
machines to conduct clinical practices. It involves privacy, right of an individual to
autonomy and decision making in management of their personal health information.
However, it also consist to maintain the factor of equality among people and never
discriminate while providing are services in order to make them wellbeing.
Moreover, it includes following overall codes of practices, which has been
established by authorized people to facilitate efforts in correct direction in General,
Healthcare Group.
Legal considerations – This consist overall legislations which should be obeyed by
professionals working in General Healthcare Group to conduct all the clinical
practices in correct way. However, it involves several rules such as Health & social
acre act 2012, Equality act 2010, Social value act 2012, The Care act 2014, Control
of Substances hazardous to Health regulations 2002, Data protection act 2018 and
many more.