This aims to encourage you to develop as a reflective practitioner. You will be expected to complete a minimum of 200 hours of work experience in order to achieve this module, which may be completed either on an unpaid basis or as an employee. Evidence for assessment of the module will originate from your own practice, observations and learning in the practice setting(s) supplemented by wider understanding and knowledge gained from all parts of the programme and if appropriate, from wider experience. You will demonstrate your learning from your experience in work experience or care employment.
You could plan your own personal development, monitor your progress and revise the plan as appropriate for achieving the learning outcomes and personal targets. You will be expected to present a portfolio of evidence that accurately reflects your abilities as a reflective practitioner. Evidence from workplace settings should be validated and authenticated by appropriately qualified expert witnesses. It is essential that learners and assessors respect the confidentiality of information from the workplace at all times. Learning outcomes
To achieve this module a learner must: 1. Analyse how personal values and principles influence individual contributions to work in health and social care settings 2. Produce, monitor, revise and evaluate plans for personal progress in developing the skills and abilities required of a care worker 3. Analyse the application of principles of professional engagement with service users in a specific setting 4. Demonstrate development of skills and understanding in relation to working with other workers in health and social care contexts.
The Essay on Learning Experiences 3
The objectives of my learning experiences at London South Bank University, first year, I had to do a presentation on my sales pitch. My reflections I was nervous to do my presntation to the class as I’ve got to know majority of the students I thought, one of the students, might put me off. It would have been essier to do my presentation at the beginning when I started uni, as I didn’t know anyone. ...
Content Values and principles Personal values: e. g. beliefs and preferences, culture, political perspectives, interests and priorities, change over lifespan to date Culture and experiences: e. g. family, ethnicity, belief, education, employment, age and gender, life events Values and principles: equal rights, diversity, confidentiality, protection from abuse and harm New developments: legislation, policies, research, priorities and targets Changes to personal values: influence of e.g. overcoming of tensions between personal values and principles of good practice, differences relating to values of others Plans for personal progress Own abilities and learning styles: practical skills, interpersonal skills, application to practice, level of performance, learning experiences and preferred learning style personal development plan: for acquiring new skills, updating practice, learning, career development; 3 months, 1 year, 5 years Principles of professional engagement
Professional relationships: with individuals, their family and friends, team members, line managers, workers in other agencies; rights and responsibilities of service users versus care workers and others, professional codes, trust, advocacy, empowerment Models of support: medical health v social model; individual benefit v organisational benefit etc Dilemmas: risk, abuse, challenging behaviour, conflict, ethics, confidentiality v disclosure, expectations changing over time, conflicts between principles of good practice and values of others Own role: e.g. meeting service user needs, provider of health and social care services, facilitator, advocate, advisor, counsellor, mentor etc Barriers: miscommunication, different professional codes of practice, group cohesiveness, personalities etc Working with other workers
The Essay on Supporting individuals to meet their personal care needs
ASSIGNMENT: HSC 2015 Support Individuals to meet personal care needs YOUR NAME …………………………………………………………. … YOUR PLACE OF WORK …………………………………………...... DATE STARTED ……………………………………………………….. DATE COMPLETED …………………………………………………… Declaration of Authenticity: I declare that this is my own work and that I have not presented the work of any other person as my own. Signed: Date: FINAL ASSESSMENT AS ASSESSOR: ...
Own contribution: skills, knowledge, understanding, communicating information, responsibilities Collective effectiveness of teams: meeting service user needs and expectations, improving team performance, supporting other team members, meeting objectives, formal and informal roles within organisational structures and systems Barriers: interpersonal interactions; professional codes, differing priorities, expectations, experience, accountability
Outcomes and assessment criteria OutcomesTo achieve each outcome a learner must demonstrate the ability to: Analyse how personal values and principles influence individual contributions to work in health and social care settings
•compare personal values and beliefs with the values and principles of care •analyse how your own culture and experience influences your contributions to support for service users and other people in the workplace •explain how new developments impact upon your role as a care worker •discuss how changes to personal values have contributed to your development as a care worker Produce, monitor, revise and evaluate plans for personal progress in developing the skills and abilities required of a care worker
•assess your own abilities and preferred learning styles •produce and justify a personal development plan with short-, medium- and long-term aims and outcomes •monitor your progress against the personal plan on a regular basis, revising the plan as required •evaluate the effectiveness of the personal development plan to your development as a care worker Analyse the application of principles of professional engagement with service users in a specific setting
•analyse the nature of different professional relationships in health and social care contexts •analyse the effectiveness of different models of support used in health and social care settings •critically analyse own role in promoting the individual’s choice, ability and right to care for and protect themselves •describe how dilemmas encountered in professional relationships may be dealt with •analyse personal effectiveness in supporting service users, their family and friends Demonstrate development of skills and understanding in relation to working with other workers in health and social care contexts.
The Term Paper on Analyse Your Contribution To The Selection Process
In this task we were told to do a role-play on the selection process. We were first told to do questions for candidates. The whole group done 15 questions and after as a group, we had to talk to each other to create 15 questions for interview. By doing 15 questions I have learned some of the questions that there could be in the interview. From these 15 questions we chosen 7 questions to ask to the ...
•evaluate own contributions to the work teams to which you belong •discuss how your contributions influence the collective effectiveness of the different teams of which you are a member •describe the limits of your work role and how these impact on your work with others •analyse barriers to effective teamwork and your role in minimising such barriers in the teams in which you work •suggest ways for improving personal contributions and collective effectiveness of a team of which you are a member
