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Support workers provide individuals with emotional and practical support so that they can live happily and independently.
They help people with:
- mental health problems
- learning difficulties
- disabilities
- recovering addicts
- young offenders

Health care assistants work along side:
- nurses
- midwifes
- mental health services
- community or general practice surgeries
They help with:
- helping patients shower and get dressed
- helping people eat
- making beds
- using equipment to lift and move patients
- talking to patients and reassuring them
- helping patients to the toilet
- tidying the ward or patients’ homes
- taking patients' temperature or pulse
- attending meetings with other healthcare professionals

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The role of a support worker is to provide both emotional and physical support to an individuals and also their families who may need help supporting that individual. This role involves working with venerable people that may have learning difficulties, mental health problems, problems in relationships, addicts and general disabilities. The care needed will be different to every individual as everyone is unique and needs different amounts of support.
-Listening, being there and listening well is important.
-Doing simple chores, This can be a massive help. Cooking, cleaning, shopping, etc...
-Helping the individual to live an independent life
-Helping out within the family
-Budgeting money

Healthcare assistant
A healthcare assistant will be involved in the care of a patient, while working under the direction of other healthcare professionals like working with midwives or nurses. They take care of the day to day needs of a patient by providing help with personal care, meals, mobility and basic medical checks.
A health care assistant usually carries out lots of different tasks, for example...
-Providing meals
-Helping their disabled patients to get around and live as independently as possible.
-Making sure they are comfy
-Checking vitals, temperature and blood pressure.
-Keeping and knowing the patients records.
-Talking to the patient about further treatment, and being there to support them through it.

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Healthcare assistants work in different settings such as a hospital or a community setting where they will be under the guidance of a qualified professional. For example doctors midwives and other healthcare professionals. The roles they would undertake vary depending on the setting. For example at a GP surgery or a health centre the roles would be sterilising equipment or health checks where as, at a hospital it would be helping people move around or washing and changing patients.

The role of a support worker is to provide help to individuals and their families, emotionally and physically so they can live a happier and more independent life. This may include giving advice or helping them to make a care plan.

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The role of a Support Worker is to provide emotional and practical support to families and individuals who require it on a more one to one basis. Support workers may work under the supervision of a range of health and social care professionals and work with people already under these services to provide them with a unique treatment or even financial plan to help them retain independence.

The role of a Healthcare Assistant is to work under the guidance of qualified healthcare professionals such as nurses or midwives to help support patients daily routines like making beds, washing and dressing patients but also to help with duties such as taking and recording a patients temperature and pulse.

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A support worker will provide support that makes a real difference to people’s lives. they will help individuals with everyday life from providing personal care, emotional support, supporting them with housework, or even taking them to have coffee with their friends.

Healthcare Assistants work within a range of NHS hospital or community settings under the guidance of a variety of healthcare professionals. The role will vary depending upon the area of work. An HCA could be working alongside nurses in hospitals or midwives in maternity services or in mental health, community or General Practice surgeries.

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As a support worker you provide support to individuals and their families who need help whether that be emotionally or practically, so they can live a happy and independent life.

Being a health care assistant (HCA) means you could be working alongside nurses in hospitals or midwives in maternity services possibly in mental health, community or general practice (GP). Under supervision of a member of nursing staff healthcare assistants can carry out a wide duties to care for and support their patients, for example personal care.

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Emily Dawe
Health care assistant
A health care assistant will work in a hospital or in  any community setting. Their duties in these settings can range from, monitoring, observing and recording patients' conditions to ensure they are healthy. They will also communicate with their patient's relatives and carers to help provide them with the best qulity of care. A health care assistant will help to ensure the patient is comfortable and safeguarded, they will do this by

promoting positive mental/physical/nutritional health with patients. Lastly a health care assistant will check and order supplies such as medication and equipment.
Support Worker
A support worker will work with vulnerable people such as  people who have mental health problems, elderly, learning difficulties, disabilities, addictions, young offenders and anyone who needs supports in different areas. Some of their duties may be dispensing and recording medicines for the people you support, they will also update support records on our computer system to ensure they have care plan that suits the people they are supporting