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Our group chose the topic person, person-centred ness, person-centred practice.  As a group we communicated through a WhatsApp group chat/email and collaborate. We have all contributed different, creative ways to express what this means to us individually, as a team and to our future practice. It has been a group effort to help and support one another. I feel we all worked well together to produce this compilation of work, which has been challenging to achieve with work/home life balance, we hope you enjoy our work.

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Activity 2.1.4 Applying the Six Senses Model in Practice.

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Activity 2.1.4 Applying the Six Senses Model in Practice.

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The article applies the Six Senses Framework of Security, Belonging, Continuity, Purpose, Achievement and Significance to Dementia Care. I am based within a Dementia Assessment Unit and the Model allows a systematic approach to analysing and reflecting upon incidents utilising a Relationship-centred Model.
I am looking forward to sharing this article with my colleagues as I feel strongly that this will improve all of our practice.

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Using the 6 Senses Framework to Enrich Care

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I have considered the six senses framework in General Practice however not as part of the enriching the care of dementia patients, however how it can be used in patients with long term conditions.

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Mind map for 2.1.4

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Using the Six Senses framework to enrich care

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Person Centred Practice in the Community

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Presentation based on Chapter 19 of Acitivity 2.1.2.

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After completing activity 2.1; I found the article very interesting. By comparing to the agendas in activity 1 I understand the person centered focus is reflected in the agendas that government have in place. I find it interesting that this person centered focus is also planned to be attributed to staff. Although I am possibly pessimistic that this will ever really be the case.

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Unit 2.1.3 Evaluating different frameworks - Kirstie McLean

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Unit 2.1.3 Evaluating different frameworks - Kirstie McLean

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My interpretation of how the frameworks are similar focussing on one aspect of the six senses framework.

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Hers is my presentation following the completion of task 2. I feel I gained more insight into the Person Centred Framework and how to relate it to practice. Jamee-lee Cowie

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An Overview of Person-Centred Practice in the community

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A wee presentation on the activity 2.1.1

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I looked at chapter 18 in relation to my own practice and my clinical area

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Apologies there are a couple of spelling mistakes. When i went back into Piktochart to change them and to download it again it wanted me to pay to download it again! Lesson learn't! Proof read first!

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Mind map style of what I feel person-centred practice is to me. I looked at chapter 18 Person-Centred Community Nursing in relation to which chapter related to my practice.

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Our answers to activity 2.1.2 Looking at community nursing (chapter 18) for unit 2.