when somone has been put into an institution for a long period of time eg. a care home or hospital
institutionalisation
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this is a short offical statement that an organisation will make about the work which it does and why
mission statement
2 of 10
a care system that combines public/voluntary and the private sectors
mixed economy of care
3 of 10
the requirements of an individual to allow them to achieve, maintain or restore an acceptable level of social independence or quality of life
needs
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service standards for specific areas of care practice that are defined by the government. care organisations are expected to provide levels of delivery that achieve these standards
national service frameworks
5 of 10
getting to know lots of professionals from different departments
networking
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making someone's life as normal as possible for them usually used with disabled service users
normalisation
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the physical needs of a person and how to support them in thier own home so that they can retain independence
occupational assessment
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an organisations assumptions, values and beliefs about the best way to carry out work and treat both employs' and serivce users
organisational culture
9 of 10
this is the culture where an individual is the central focus of an organisation. often occurs within small or private organisations
person culture
10 of 10
Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
this is a short offical statement that an organisation will make about the work which it does and why
Back
mission statement
Card 3
Front
a care system that combines public/voluntary and the private sectors
Back
Card 4
Front
the requirements of an individual to allow them to achieve, maintain or restore an acceptable level of social independence or quality of life
Back
Card 5
Front
service standards for specific areas of care practice that are defined by the government. care organisations are expected to provide levels of delivery that achieve these standards
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