types of relationships in HSC
- Created by: skyeHS
- Created on: 07-10-19 13:51
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- types of relationships
- individuals who require care and support
- working with individuals who are vulnerable, at risk of harm, or in need of support
- Caring ApproachableReliable Empathetic Respectful Supportive
- Families/ advocates of individuals who require care and support
- family could be; parents, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles or grandparents
- family could be; friends, neighbours who know them well and provide emotional and practical support.
- Advocates also work closely with individuals and on some occasion others who know the individual.
- a change in the health needs of an individual who has dementia or a a young persons support review meeting.
- independent, able to explore different options, able to help give info, able to understand rights.
- Colleagues/ peers
- professionals who work in reams or colleagues who work in the same job.
- Peer mentoring, friendship and support can develop by sharing similar roles
- professionals who work in reams or colleagues who work in the same job.
- senior workers/ manager
- manage and lead teams of professionals. they have to watch over day-to-day support and services.
- support teams of professionals through supervision and mentoring.
- Professionals / practitioners
- therapists, nurses, dietitians, social workers.
- standards, guidelines and principles help guide practitioners and professionals to a high level.
- individuals who require care and support
- individuals who require care and support
- working with individuals who are vulnerable, at risk of harm, or in need of support
- Caring ApproachableReliable Empathetic Respectful Supportive
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