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Food, water, sleep, air, clothing, reproduction, shelter

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Food, water, sleep, air, clothing, reproduction, shelter

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Security, property, resources, health, employment 

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Security, property, resources, health, employment 

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Strength, freedom, respect, recognition, self esteem

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Air, food, drink, shelter, clothing, warmth

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Air, food, drink, shelter, clothing, warmth

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Oxygen, fluids, nutrition, shelter and elimination.... JA 24/01/2024

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Safety Needs can be fulfilled by the family and society. JA 24/01/2024

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Safety Needs can be fulfilled by the family and society. JA 24/01/2024

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Trust, Intimacy, Friendship, Acceptance, Loving and Feeling loved in return. JA 24/01/2024

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Trust, Intimacy, Friendship, Acceptance, Loving and Feeling loved in return. JA 24/01/2024

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Confidence, strength, self-belief, personal and social acceptance and respect from others.  JA 24/01/2024

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Confidence, strength, self-belief, personal and social acceptance and respect from others.  JA 24/01/2024

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Creation, beauty, unity, aesthetics, exploration, growth. JA 24/01/2024

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Creation, beauty, unity, aesthetics, exploration, growth. JA 24/01/2024

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basic need of ability to breathe safely and effectively, nutritional needs are met, sex, sleep, homeostasis, excretion and reproduction 

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basic need of ability to breathe safely and effectively, nutritional needs are met, sex, sleep, homeostasis, excretion and reproduction 

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Without meeting these basic needs it is unlikely someone can achieve a fulfilled life. Most basic need is for physical survival

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food, fluids, warmth, healthy body

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Financial security, emotional safety, safe and secure environment, applying safety measures to prevent falls or injuries.

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Feeling a sense of connection and acceptance within a community, having fulfilling relationships with family and friends, feeling valued and appreciated by others.

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Feeling of accomplishment, respect from others, feeling of being accepted and liked by others.

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To feel safe and secure, security of body, employment, morality, family and health

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Expanding knowledge and personal growth, developing meaningful relationships, finding purpose and fulfilment in life, improving skills, overcoming challenges.

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Love found through friendship, family, trust and through sexual intimacy. a sense of belonging

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Recognition, respect and is a psychological need

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Recognition, respect and is a psychological need

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Self esteem, confidence, independence, feeling of achievement.

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1.     PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS

Maslow regarded physiological needs as the most fundamental among human requirements. In the context of patient care, ensuring these basic physiological needs involves creating a secure and pleasant environment. This includes providing nutritious meals, maintaining proper hydration, addressing pain effectively, and ensuring overall comfort.

SP 24.01.24

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1.     SAFETY NEEDS

Once individuals have their fundamental physiological needs met, the ensuing necessity is a need for a secure environment. In the context of patient care, this involves maintaining hygiene and infection-free settings, implementing proper safety protocols, and attending to any concerns related to their emotional well-being. As a healthcare assistant, I can focus on building trust with patient ensuring their physical safety, and providing a stable and secure living environment.

SP 24.10.2024

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3. LOVE AND BELONGINGNESS Maslow posits that the subsequent level in the hierarchy revolves around the desire for love and acceptance. This necessity encompasses not only romantic relationships but also connections with friends and family. It further involves a sense of belonging to a social group. Crucially, this need entails experiencing both the sensation of being loved and the capacity to reciprocate love towards others. It helps to facilitate communication between patients and their loved ones, fostering a sense of connection.

SP 24.01.2024

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1.     SELF-ESTEEM

Maslow identifies esteem needs as the aspiration to have positive feelings about oneself. These needs consist of two essential elements. The initial element encompasses fostering self-confidence and a positive self-image. The second element entails the desire to be acknowledged and valued by others. I can apply this to my everyday practice by engaging with patients in a manner that preserves their dignity acknowledges their unique individuality and autonomy and involves them in the decision-making process related to their care promoting a sense of control and self-esteem.

SP 24.01.2024

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1.     SELF-ACTUALIZATION

Self-actualization pertains to experiencing a sense of fulfilment and the belief that we are reaching our inherent potential. What distinguishes self-actualization is its individualised nature— it manifests differently for each person. For one individual, it might entail aiding others, while for another, it could involve accomplishments in an artistic or creative domain. In essence, self-actualization is about sensing that we are engaged in activities aligned with our perceived purpose. With the help of this hierarchy, patients can set and achieve personal health goals as well as get opportunities for education and personal growth, empowering them to take an active role in their healthcare.

SP 24.01.2024

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Desire to become the most that you can be. Morality, creativity, spontaneity, lack of prejudice and acceptance of facts. Very few reach self-actualisation, however can be touched upon at times.

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Within the hierarchy of needs, the topic 'safety needs' comes up second on the levels, it is the theory of human motivation. The references made can go back to the desire for protection from elements, security, order, law, stability and freedom from fear. These needs can be met by living in a safe environment, having a secure job, health insurance and access to resources. In nursing, this comes in when nurses should prioritize care for their patients, meet physiological needs first, then encourage safety needs and observe safety in their patients rooms. Initially, it is reminding nurses that an individuals fundamental needs need to be met before they should try achieve any higher level needs.

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Physiological Needs in Maslow's Hierarchy- Ollie Gibbons 

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Physiological Needs in Maslow's Hierarchy- Ollie Gibbons 

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Within Maslow's Hierarchy, I will be looking into the section of "Physiological Needs" which consists of six subjects of physical needs that humans need to meet to survive, and although they may seem like simple things they are imperative to making sure that physiological needs are met, although the physiological needs are at the bottom of the pyramid and are seen as the least important of the five sections it is still a section that is important to take into account as it accounts for the basic needs such as Food, Water, sex, warmth, shelter, and sleep

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Basic needs that we need to have to be able to have a good quality of life. We can support these needs as Nursing Associate by assisting patients if they need help with personal care, and empowering them to be part of their basic needs in caring for themselves

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Basic needs that we need to have to be able to have a good quality of life. We can support these needs as Nursing Associate by assisting patients if they need help with personal care, and empowering them to be part of their basic needs in caring for themselves

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Safety needs could also include as an NA being able to be competent in our role and also the use of safeguarding patients who need help. It can help with not just physical health but also mental well-being and things like lifestyle choices, finances, and employment. We could look at for example, someone who is homeless and providing support and again empowering patients to be involved in their care, wishes, and needs.

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Safety needs could also include as an NA being able to be competent in our role and also the use of safeguarding patients who need help. It can help with not just physical health but also mental well-being and things like lifestyle choices, finances, and employment. We could look at for example, someone who is homeless and providing support and again empowering patients to be involved in their care, wishes, and needs.

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I think this comes into our role as an NA to have compassion and empathy for our patients. Giving support to patients and their families in our care. Providing advocacy and being able to include patients and families to giving them the best care, which will give them a sense of belonging. 

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I think this comes into our role as an NA to have compassion and empathy for our patients. Giving support to patients and their families in our care. Providing advocacy and being able to include patients and families to giving them the best care, which will give them a sense of belonging. 

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Giving patients confidence in themselves to be able to be rehabilitated back home and to provide person-centred care so that they have the independence to look after themselves. Always remaining respectful towards service users and respecting others' beliefs and cultures when looking after them. Always make sure someone's dignity is at the heart of care. 

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Giving patients confidence in themselves to be able to be rehabilitated back home and to provide person-centred care so that they have the independence to look after themselves. Always remaining respectful towards service users and respecting others' beliefs and cultures when looking after them. Always make sure someone's dignity is at the heart of care. 

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This is about us understanding ourselves so that we can be the best version of ourselves to then be able to look after others. To be able to challenge and learn from mistakes and to have duty of candour to patients and families.

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This is about us understanding ourselves so that we can be the best version of ourselves to then be able to look after others. To be able to challenge and learn from mistakes and to have duty of candour to patients and families.

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Air, food, drink, shelter, clothing, warmth, sleep and health.  If you fail to meet these needs your body cannot function properly.

AMR 24.01.2024.

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Emotional security, financial security (social welfare and employment), law and order, social stability, freedom from fear, health, and well being.

AMR 24.01.2024

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Friendship, intimacy, trust and acceptance, receiving and giving affection and love, being part of a group, family, friends, work.

AMR 24.01.2024

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Self-esteem, independence, confidence, feeling of acceptance and achievement.

AMR 24.01.2024.