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caring nature

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to be abl to understand safeguadring responsibilites

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to be abl to understand safeguadring responsibilites

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to safeguard and be understanding

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to safeguard service users

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To safeguard service user
Keep confidentiality
Support people
Monitoring individuals care
Maintain trust
Work according to the person care plan

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Roles:
- Nurses
- Doctors
- Paramedics
Etc.

Responsibilities:

- safeguarding
- Duty of care
- Patience
- Do not stop giving care even if something is against your beliefs and choices

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Be patient and caring and understanding

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ensuring individual needs are met while helping ensure that patients are cared for in a way which allows them to keep some dignity especially with practices such as intimate care where you may need to wash a patient's intimate areas.

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roles:
An important part of a health and social care worker's job is to serve the community. If they are aware of their responsibilities, they can have a positive influence on those around them. There are some guidelines that outline a health and social care worker's primary responsibilities and circumstances in which their assistance is needed: Care for family members who are in need, people who are experiencing relationship conflict, those who are aging, those who have mental disabilities or distress, those who are dependent on alcohol or other drugs, physically disabled people who are experiencing independence issues and social isolation, and lastly, those who are struggling financially and are trying to make ends meet.
responsibilities:
Even when they contradict their own principles or the practices of the organisation, health and social care professionals have a duty to recognise and respect these values and beliefs at all times.

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it is important to maintain patient confidentiality in guidance with GDPR (general data protection regulations) unless there are safeguarding concerns in which GDPR is over-ruled to ensure the safety of those involved.

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information sharing between practitioners is important as it helps to ensure that any safeguarding concerns can be dealt with appropriately and swiftly as well as helping to provide support to any who may need it