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Treat people with equal rights but still considering their own personal needs.                                                     Respecting what the service users need and want - making sure their needs are seen to.                                Empowering   individuals.                   Ensuring the service users remain dignity and respect.                            Giving everybody equal opportunities.                                        Taking into consideration peoples values, cultures and diversity.           Cloe , Rebecca , Rheanna , Hannah

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- Maintaining clear and accurate records as required by procedures established by your work.
- Recognising that you remain responsible for the work that you have delegated to other workers.
- Holistic - Treating the whole person, not the symptom.
- Person centred care - when you treat the person depending what their needs are.

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you must respect the rights of the service users and ensure that their behaviour does not harm themselves or others. service users have the right to take risks and helping them to identify and manage potential and risks to themselves and others. following risk assessment policies and procedures to assess whether the behaviour of service users presents a risk of harm to themselves or others. necessary steps to minimise risks of service users. relevant collages are informed about the outcomes and implications of risk assessments.

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Promoting independence of service users while protecting them from harm.
Includes:
- Assisting users to understand and exercise their rights.
- Using procedures to challenge bad practise and support victims of bad practise, e.g. abuse, discrimination.
- Following the necessary procedures to keep service users and staff safe.
- Complying with health and safety procedures.
- Taking complaints seriously and assisting people to make complaints.

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Point 2
-Respecting confidentiality
-Following procedures and policies
-Declaring issues relating to conflict - trying to not let anything influence judgement
-Promote trust between practitioner and service user - make them feel comfortable - encourages equitable treatment to be given - putting them at the heart of the process - giving them right to choose

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you should not cause any harm to the service user, careers or collegues.
you should treat everyone the same do not discriminate against service users careers or collegues.
use appropriate language while working
you should treat the whole person and not just the symptoms.
do things for the patient that is more suitable for them and not what is more suitable for you and not the service user.

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•Be honest, trust worthy and have confidence.
•Respect their confidential information.
•Make them feel comfortable.
•Putting them at the heart of the process.
•Giving them a right to choose.
•Promote trust between the service user and service provider.

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As a social care worker

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must not
abuse, harm, or exploit service users
take advantage or service users or colleges
abuse the trust of service  users to gain access to their personal info or posessions
form innapropreate relationships
allow unlawful or unjustifiable dicriminate
discriminate unlawfully or unjustifiably
put yourself or others at unessasary risk
behave in a way inside or outside of work that would bring into question your suitability

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person focused care can come into action when a member of staff has to communicate openly with a client and it means you can focus the care you give to specifically to a client and pay more attention to them.

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promoting the independence of service users and assiting 

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promoting the independence of service users and assiting 

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is about as a employees of an social care environment and of the things they should be accountable and the quality they should produce and taking responsibility for maintaining and improving your knowledge and skills

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4. As a social care worker, you must respect the rights of service users while seeking to ensure that their behaviour does not harm themselves or other people.
4.1 social care worker cannot stop the service user from doing what they please but must ensure that they help them do it safely.
4.2 produce a risk assessment to see if the person is being safe towards themselves and others.
4.3 taking the right action and also preparing for any risks that may occur
4.4 ensure that everyone knows what the outcome of risk assessments are.

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task 1 - it is a duty of care as a social worker and they have different roles and responsibilities 

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task 1 - it is a duty of care as a social worker and they have different roles and responsibilities 

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social workers have to respect the rights of service users whilst making sure their behaviour does not harm themselves of others.
risk assessments are holistic care

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Social workers must promote the rights and independence of the service user along with their safety from themselves and others. They must also help service users make complaints if neccessary

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As a social worker it is your duty to promote and protect the interest of service users and carers. They have many different roles and responsibilities such as treating each person as an individual and respecting their diversity. It is also their duty to respect and promote equal opportunities and the users' views and wishes.

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social workers would promote holistic and self centred care by: not neglecting service users, for example not ignoring service users requests. Social workers would also promote this care by not discriminating against service users, regardless of their background. They are also not meant to abuse their trust, for example taking advantage of a service user to steal etc.

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maintaining clear and accurate records. working well with colleagues, and remain responsible for the work you do. undertaking relevant training.

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The service users have to gain your trust as if they don't then you will not be able to offer them the best care. for example, if a diabetic needs an insulin injection but don't trust you then they may not allow you to carry out their personal care which will but their health at risk.
As you are working with vulnerable people, communication is key to both service users and other members of staff. This is because miscommunication can result in serious consequences. For example, if someone gave a service user their medication but forgot to write in their notes or inform a colleague, this may result in an overdose causing potential death.

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health professionals provide person centred care through allowing service users to understand their own rights as an individual, encouraging them to demonstrate these rights

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This promotes holistic care because it is caring about the care of the whole individual, including their own safety and making sure that they are as comfortable as they can be at all times. They ensure that the care of each person is specific to their individual needs.

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5.1- If social workers are abusing or neglecting service users, the service user may feel very upset, and may end up associating a particular social worker, as if they were a very  negative impact on them

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5.1- If social workers are abusing or neglecting service users, the service user may feel very upset, and may end up associating a particular social worker, as if they were a very  negative impact on them