Weegy: Ensure staff receive training appropriate to the work they are to perform and provide suitable assistance to staff
keep records of incidents detrimental to the health or welfare of the service user.
This would include notifying the Care Commission [ of outbreaks of any infectious diseases which are deemed sufficiently serious by a doctor attending people in the care home.
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Auto answered|Score .6|danab1019|Points 166|User: describe ways to ensure the individual can summon help when alone
during personal care
Weegy: There is wide range of personal alarms and other emergency response equipment available to those who live on their own, and they can take many forms . [ Some might depend on someone being nearby - for example in another room or next door
Telecare alarms, known as community alarm services, are very useful for people who live alone. They work through a base unit in your home, which is connected to your phone line. You can press a button on the unit or on a pendant that you wear around your neck. This connects you to an operator who can arrange the help you need.
Some telecare alarms have movement sensors that can detect if someone has fallen and cannot get up, or leaves a certain area. Those alarms will be activated automatically, so the person does not need to do anything to summon help. (
www.direct.gov.uk)
Another device worth considering is the mobile phone, these can be programmed with emergency contact numbers, at least one of which could be entered on speed dial, so that all the person at risk has to do is press a certain number, ie, 1, on the keypad.
Then there is the emergency cord or panic button, which could be linked to a call centre who will alert the emergency services if necessary
www.youaskme.co.uk/Careers-Employment/describe-ways-to-ensure-the-individual-can-summon-help-when-alone-during-personal-care_1563 ]
Auto answered|Score 1|selymi|Points 7992|User: describe ways to ensure the individual can summon help when alone during personal care
Weegy: There is wide range of personal alarms and other emergency response equipment available to those who live on their own, and they can take many forms . [ Some might depend on someone being nearby - for example in another room or next door
Telecare alarms, known as community alarm services, are very useful for people who live alone. They work through a base unit in your home, which is connected to your phone line. You can press a button on the unit or on a pendant that you wear around your neck. This connects you to an operator who can arrange the help you need.
Some telecare alarms have movement sensors that can detect if someone has fallen and cannot get up, or leaves a certain area. Those alarms will be activated automatically, so the person does not need to do anything to summon help. (
www.direct.gov.uk)
Another device worth considering is the mobile phone, these can be programmed with emergency contact numbers, at least one of which could be entered on speed dial, so that all the person at risk has to do is press a certain number, ie, 1, on the keypad.
Then there is the emergency cord or panic button, which could be linked to a call centre who will alert the emergency services if necessary
www.youaskme.co.uk/Careers-Employment/describe-ways-to-ensure-the-individual-can-summon-help-when-alone-during-personal-care_1563 ]
Auto answered|Score 1|selymi|Points 7992|User: identify the legislation that relates to the recording, storage and sharing
of information in health and social care
Weegy: Current local, UK and European legislation and organisational requirements, procedures and practices for:
data protection, including recording, reporting, storage, [ security and sharing of information
health and safety
risk assessment and management
dealing with comments and complaints
health and safety
the protection of yourself, individuals, key people and others from danger, harm and abuse
working with others to provide integrated services. source:
www.scie-careskillsbase.org.uk/index.php?id=124&no_cache=1&step=3&cis_standard_id=3&cis_main_area_id=8&cis_outcome_uid=24&cHash=0e0ef298ae ]
Auto answered|Score .5607|Koolsum|Points 1201|User: explain why it is important to have secure systems for recording and
storing information in a health and social care setting
Weegy: Can you shorten your answer please for weegy to be able to understand you.
Auto answered|Score .9045|utahclock|Points 125|User: why it is important to have secure systems for recording and storing information in a health and social care setting
Weegy: It is important to have secure systems for recording and storing information in a health and social care settings, because every patient/person data must be in safety, [ that anyone else (from a side) couldn't get a sensitive information about individuals. That kind of information, which could harm persons private life, health and safety. ]
Auto answered|Score .9571|bubulizzz|Points 311|All Categories|No Subcategories|Auto answered|4/17/2012 2:06:18 PM
