Case Study - Ryan
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- Created on: 10-01-23 11:03
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- Ryan - Case Study
- Communication
- Has some speech difficulties
- Needs to attend speech and language therapist appointments
- Care worker needs to have good communication
- Asking him to repeat if his words or sentences are not clear
- Attended his speech therapy appointments with him
- Continue the speech exercises at home with him
- He is IT literate and can type
- Virtual visits from friends can be scheduled
- His brother could communicate with him virtualy
- Online support groups
- Could make virtual appointments with the GP when it comes to his checkups
- May be his preference
- Can do it from the safety of his own home
- Has some speech difficulties
- Sleeping
- No problems
- May be affected by his depression
- Needs to be monitored for any issues
- Technology next to his bed to sensor seizures in his sleep
- Spiritual needs
- Athiest
- Lacks belief in a God
- When communicating with him the care worker should refrain from promoting religious beliefs
- There are no identified needs so it is not included in the care plan
- There is a possibility that this may be incorrect as his religion was not on the front page
- Athiest
- Barriers
- Physical barriers
- Restricted wheelchair access
- May not be able to go to the club due to flashing lights triggering his epilepsy
- Due to his instability he may experience more falls
- Emotional
- His depression may limit him trying new things
- Feeling ashamed or embrarrased may restrict him asking for help
- Loneliness due to him isolating himself
- Transportation
- Limited modes of transport he can go on
- Appointment times may not be convenient
- Communication
- Sensory barrier due to the flashing lights
- High stress situations may also trigger epilepsy
- May not have an allocated advocate
- Sensory barrier due to the flashing lights
- Financial
- Isn't working so there may be financial difficulties
- May rely on savings or government funding/ benefits
- May not have enough money to go out with friends
- May not be entitled to free prescriptions
- May not have enough money to go out with friends
- May rely on savings or government funding/ benefits
- Isn't working so there may be financial difficulties
- Lack of choice
- He may not like the services that are offered
- May not want to talk about how he feels in support groups
- Limited communication
- Appointment times
- May not want to talk about how he feels in support groups
- He may not like the services that are offered
- Physical barriers
- Communication
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