Cards (12)

  • If an individual takes two hours to get out of bed and dressed, what might this indicate?
    They may need further support in their morning routine.
  • What is the purpose of 'top tips' or the 'two minute drill' in care?
    • To learn what is most important to the individual
    • To identify critical aspects of support needed
    • Useful for quick interactions with individuals
  • What do relationship circles help to identify?
    Who an individual knows and how these networks can support them.
  • What does the "Good days/bad days" tool help an individual identify?
    It helps identify what makes a good day and what support is needed to achieve it.
  • How can the information from the "Good days/bad days" tool be utilized?
    It can inform assessment, care plans, and support plans.
  • What is the purpose of discussing daily routines with an individual?
    To understand what is and isn't working for them.
  • What is a one-page profile?
    A summary of what matters to a person produced on a single page.
  • Why are communication charts important?
    They describe how an individual chooses to communicate without words.
  • What are the four headings typically found in a communication chart?
    They describe the ways an individual communicates.
  • What is the purpose of decision-making charts in care?
    • To support individuals in making decisions
    • Breaks decisions into three sections:
    1. Important decisions in life
    2. How the individual must be involved
    3. Who makes the final decision
  • How can effective relationships be built with individuals requiring care?
    By talking to and listening to individuals to build trust.
  • What qualities should a carer demonstrate to build trust with individuals?
    Dignity, compassion, and respect.