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Feedback for Activity 2 by Rumbi Mbondiya

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Feedback for Activity 2 by Rumbi Mbondiya

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Irene-Thank you for your feedback. You mentioned 2 key areas which can be explored in great detail. You could mention these areas in your academic piece of work if you have a similar case that you`ll be using.
Claire's law-what is it about, what are the benefits, how can it be accessed and where did it derive from. Moreover, how can it be communicated to Kirsty in a way that she is able to understand.
Person Centred Approach - What are the challenges faced  within the MDT when this approached is used. Mention relevant sources  that support this approach.

Gemma- Thank you for your succinct  input. You have touched upon many valid facets. One thing I would suggest is to start backing your findings with the necessary and relevant sources.

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Irene Smith

Kirsty activity 2:

Sarah spoke with HV Terry, he also has similar concerns.

Kirsty arrived to weigh clinic late.

David aggressive to staff, asked to leave and security needed.

Kirsty on edge, fresh cuts on arms, Did not make GP appointment.

Who else to talk to?

GP discuss health of Kirsty and Betty, any contacts recently? Any concerns?

SW – Support needed? Who is covering the caseload while on leave? What contacts have they had? Can they make contact? Assessments needed? Has Kirsty been advised of Claire’s law?

Police? Any reports of DA situations? Has Kirsty enquired about Claire’s law?

MH teams – any contacts? Referrals? Can a referral be made?

Support workers from other agencies – who else is involved or could be involved?

Barriers to collaboration:

Different agencies have differing agendas, priorities, workforce limitations, knowledge and skills– working across boundaries can be difficult but is achievable for the care and support of joint patients. Multi-disciplinary person- centred approach is safer and reduces risks.

Improving collaboration:

Person- centred approach is achievable with MDT meetings, and good clear communication. An understanding of each other’s roles and responsibilities. Regular MDT and care planning meetings are essential especially with complex cases.

Needs of adult – Kirsty/David

Needs of child- Betty

Needs of family-joined up approach