The CARE CERTIFICATE Understand your role

THE CARE CERTIFICATE WORKBOOK STANDARD 1 2 the Code of Conduct for Healthcare Support Workers and Adult Social Care Workers in England.This has the moral and ethical standards expected of all health and social care workers.

The Care Certificate Standards - skillsforcare.org.uk

The Care Certificate Framework (Standards) ©Copyright Health Education England, Skills for Care and Skills for Health 4 Standard 1: Understand Your Role

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The CARE CERTIFICATE Infection Prevention and …

THE CARE CERTIFICATE WORKBOOK STANDARD 15 1 Infection prevention and control Infection and infectious diseases in humans are caused when harmful germs,

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The CARE CERTIFICATE Work in a Person-Centred Way

Person centred planning is about discovering and acting upon what is important to the ... Putting person-centred values into practice means that you are providing care that is ... The person-centred approach uses the idea that everyone has an inner wish to fulfil their

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The CARE CERTIFICATE Equality and Diversity

Uphold and promote equality, diversity and inclusion. Reflecting to discover discrimination It is important to reflect on your work and to think about how you can improve the care and support that you provide to others. Discrimination is unacceptable and should be

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we help you improve your workforce - …

june 2010 we help you improve your workforce common induction standards (2010 ‘refreshed’ edition) social care (adults, England) with glossary

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Registered Manager Networks - skillsforcare.org.uk

Registered Manager Networks Areas Click in a region to view details Can’t find a network in your area? Contact your locality manager here Registered manager networks are private learning communities exclusive for registered managers.

Sector routeway in adult social care - …

The sector routeway is a form of support from Jobcentre Plus (or other employment support services) that offers unemployed people the opportunity to develop their skills …

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The CARE CERTIFICATE Equality and Diversity

Uphold and promote equality, diversity and inclusion. Challenging discrimination Discrimination is unacceptable and should be confronted whenever it is found, whether in your own work, or in that of others. Working in a reflective way is one way that can help

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The core principles for CPD of social workers

Developing social workers’ practice Refreshed July 2014 Core principles for employers providing a flexible CPD approach for social workers

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Advance Directive for Health Care

administered nutrition and hydration. _____ I direct that my life not be extended by life-sustaining treatment, including artificially administered nutrition and hydration. _____ I direct that I be given life-sustaining treatment and, if I am unable to take food and water by mouth, I wish to receive artificially administered nutrition and ...

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End of Life Care: An Ethical Overview

Hospice Care 15 Palliative Care 16 Further Resources 19 Part III Ethical Challenges in End of Life Care 20 Access to Care 21 Prognosis 23 Pain Management 24 Withholding and Withdrawing Medical Treatment 25 (Resuscitation, Ventilation, Nutrition and Hydration, Kidney Dialysis and Antibiotic Treatments)

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Clinically-assisted nutrition and hydration (CANH) and ...

and care towards the end of life (2010). This guidance is a valuable tool for healthcare staff, ... Decisions about clinically-assisted nutrition and hydration (CANH) in patients with multiple comorbidities or frailty which is likely to shorten life expectancy, who have

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2019 Dietitians of Canada Best Practices for Nutrition ...

• Recognize that quality nutrition, hydration and pleasurable dining enhance the “quality of life” and the “quality of care” for residents in LTC • Embrace a holistic approach, recognizing that food, beverages and pleasurable dining influence residents’ psychological and social well-being as well as their physical well-being

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Nutrition and Hydration at the End of Life

Nutrition and Hydration at the End of Life Summary When a patient at the end of life or the patient’s surrogate has made the decision to forgo nutrition and/or hydration, the nurse continues to ensure the provision of high quality care, …

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Best Practices for Managing Tube Feeding - Abbott Nutrition

A. Document that the care provided meets the privacy and dignity needs of the patient. B. Document patient and family wishes regarding enteral nutrition and hydration in the medical record. a. Record presence or absence of Advance Directive or Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care, especially noting nutrition and hydration. b.

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Artificial Nutrition (Food) and Hydration (Fluids) at the ...

Artificial Nutrition (Food) and Hydration (Fluids) at the End of Life. It is very common for doctors to provide fluids and food to people who are very sick or recovering . from surgery. This is called “artificial nutrition and hydration” and like all medical treatments, it can be helpful or harmful depending on the situation.

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ESPEN guideline on ethical aspects of artificial nutrition ...

the literature research were artificial nutrition, enteral nutrition, parenteral nutrition, hydration, ethics, end of life, palliative medicine, dementia, culture, religion. In view of the specific nature of the subject covered, it was not possible to evaluate the evidence in the literature using methods customary in the clinical field.

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End-Of-LIfe Decisions - Alzheimer's Association

IV hydration — liquid given to a person through a needle in a vein — may temporarily provide fluid when a person can no longer drink, but cannot supply the nutrition needed to stay alive. Increased hydration may also make the person uncomfortable because it can cause difficulty with breathing. Lack of hydration is a normal part of the dying

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