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Role of PSW module 2
Sorrentinos Textbook for Students Mary J Wilk 5th edition
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| What are 4 ethical Principles, definitions of each? | Autonomy: self determination the freedom and choice to make decisions Justice: all people are to be treated in a fair and equal manner Beneficence: doing or promoting good client centred Non-maleficence: Doing no harm do no work not trained for |
| What is the Ethical Framework for Decision Making? | Recognize the issue Get the facts Evaluate alternative actions Make a decision and test it Act and reflect on the outcome |
| What are Qualities of a P.S.W.? | A positive attitude A sense of responsibility A professional appearance Discretion about client information Commitment to lifelong learning Advocating for the client Discretion about personal matters Using acceptable speech and language |
| What is the role of a P.S.W.? | Provide client-centred care ( D.I.P.P.S.) some may need more care than others Includes personal care and support services You make a difference in people’s lives. Ultimate goal of support work: To improve the client’s quality of life |
| What delegated acts can be given to a P.S.W. by a trained nurse? | if the task is a routine activity of daily living the client needs on a regular basis and has already been done by the nurse before with safe, consistent results. |
| When can you refuse to do a delegated act? | Is it within my scope of practice, is it a part of the ADL’s/IADL’s, will I have adequate supervision, based on client’s current condition is it appropriate, is the task within my job description or posted in written policies of care, am I aware of risks |
| Critical Thinking- Decision making what are 5 key points | Consider goal of support work—DIPPS Consider the client’s viewpoint Consider your scope of practice—your limits Consider your supervisor’s viewpoint and guidance |
| What is The Goal of Support Work | demonstrate true client-centred care by treating clients with kindness, honesty, sensitivity, comfort, discretion, respect, and understanding |
| What is client centred care also known as | compassionate or person-centred care |
| What does Caring mean? | Having concern for dignity, independence, individualized care, preferences, privacy, and safety of clients and their families at all times (DIPPS) |
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