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Empowerment (Rights to dignity and independence (Promoting and supporting…

- - - - Residential: have a choice on what activities they would wanna take part in in free time.
      - Hospital: Putting the curtain around hospital bed at all times for the persons dignity.
- - - - Residential: preferences to what you like and what u dislike. Cultures, national holiday routine and local oppurtunties.
      - Hospital, Beliefs, Jehovah witnesses recieving of blood
- - - - Residential: The right of a HSC worker is still considered like working conditions, break entitlement and manual handling and pressures
- - - - residential care
        
        young adults
        
        if conflict caused, you would have to defuse the situation by using language appropriate for the age, meaning you wouldn't use policies and law language, you would keep it clear anduse more common language so that they can understand more.
        
        elderly:
        
        old people very easily annoyed, so if conflict caused, workers would have to calm down the situation in a way fit for elderly people meaning it would be a slower process.
        
        vunerable children
        
        Conflict between child and parent means workers would have to remove the child from the situation and then reassure them using child friendly language.
      - Hospital wards: patient disliking the nurse could cause conflict meaning the doctors would have to calm down the patient and bring a new nurse in to fit the patients needs. :
      - GP surgery: people could become angry with receptionist so workers would have to calmly difuse the situation and explain policies that they must follow.
- - - - GP: nominated member of staff update on physical and emotional status
      - Hospitals, signing of DNR in responsive state of sound mind in character.
- - - - Residential care, care plans focused on the person
      - Hospital, individualized medical care diagnosis.
- - - - choices:
        
        Have an option on their treatment plan, wether it be in a hospital or a residential home.
      - wellbeing:
        
        social worker would investigate the PIES of a youth
        
        Pysical
        Intelectual
        Emotional
        Social
      - Rights
        
        Hospitals to refuse or accept medical treatmen subjectional to what is being offered as a treatment plan