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1. www.cqc.org.uk › caring › responding-immediate-needsResponding to people's immediate needs - Care Quality Commission

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   Feb 22, 2024 · People’s needs, views, wishes and comfort are a priority and staff quickly anticipate these to avoid any preventable discomfort, concern or distress. Staff are alert to people’s needs and take time to observe, communicate and engage people in discussions about their immediate needs.

2. www.skillsforcare.org.uk › Support-for-leaders-andResponding to people's immediate needs - Skills for Care

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   Responding to people's immediate needs. Caring services will need to be effectively resourced to ensure that you can respond promptly to people’s immediate care needs. This requires a combination of safe staffing levels and team members able to identify and minimise discomfort, concern, or distress.

3. www.britishjournalofnursing.com › content › clinicalAssessing the patient's needs and planning effective care

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   Nov 11, 2021 · An assessment is a form of a dialogue between client and practitioner, in which they discuss the needs of the former to promote their wellbeing and what they expect to happen in their daily life (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), 2021).

4. carelearning.org.uk › blog › assessmentsWhat is Assessing Needs in Health and Social Care?

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   Sep 29, 2024 · Assessing needs in health and social care involves understanding what care or support an individual requires to live a healthy and fulfilling life. It aims to identify any physical, emotional, social, or mental health needs.

5. www.cqc.org.uk › effective › assessing-needsAssessing needs - Care Quality Commission

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   Feb 22, 2024 · People’s needs are assessed using a range of assessment tools to ensure their needs are reflected and understood. Assessments consider the person’s health, care, wellbeing, and communication needs, to enable them to receive care or treatment that has the best possible outcomes.

6. www.england.nhs.uk › long-read › safeguardingSafeguarding - NHS England

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   Jun 22, 2023 · Safeguarding may lead to contradictory or conflicting obligations, such as confidentiality and disclosure, the need protect the interests of the patient and the need to protect other individuals who may be at risk such as children or vulnerable adults.

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   What does it mean to respond to people's immediate needs?

   • Introducing Responding to people's immediate needs Duration 01 min 46 sec Caring means being able to respond to people’s needs promptly and in a way that minimises distress and provides the comfort and support they need.

   Responding to people's immediate needs

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   Do people's care needs matter?

   • People’s care needs are routinely reviewed. The needs of carers of people using services are also assessed and met. This supports their health and wellbeing in their carer roles and helps them to provide safe and effective care to the people they support. I statements reflect what people have said matters to them.

   Assessing needs - Care Quality Commission

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   What is assessing needs in health and social care?

   • Assessing needs in health and social care involves understanding what care or support an individual requires to live a healthy and fulfilling life. It aims to identify any physical, emotional, social, or mental health needs. Knowing someone’s needs helps to provide the right level of care. It ensures people receive appropriate services.

   What is Assessing Needs in Health and Social Care?

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   How are people's needs assessed?

   • People’s needs are assessed using a range of assessment tools to ensure their needs are reflected and understood. Assessments consider the person’s health, care, wellbeing, and communication needs, to enable them to receive care or treatment that has the best possible outcomes. Assessments are up-to-date and staff understand people’s current needs.

   Assessing needs - Care Quality Commission

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   How can a community based service respond to people's immediate needs?

   • To be able to respond to people’s immediate needs, you will need to ensure that the service has enough staff to be flexible and give over more time to support people when needed. This is true of both residential and community-based services.

   Responding to people's immediate needs

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   What is assessing needs and planning care?

   • The document categorises ‘assessing needs and planning care’ as the third of seven areas of proficiency, which are grouped into ‘platforms’. Future Nurse emphasises that the delivery of person-centred care and evidence-based nursing interventions are vital components for effective patient assessment and care planning.

   Assessing the patient's needs and planning effective care

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8. www.gloucestershire.gov.uk › media › vpriq3yi8. Adult Safeguarding Concerns: Responding & Reporting-

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   8.1 Definition An “adult safeguarding concern” describes the process where someone is first alerted to a concern or incident that indicates an adult with care & support needs- (i) is...