Introducing 

Prezi AI.

Your new presentation assistant.

Refine, enhance, and tailor your content, source relevant images, and edit visuals quicker than ever before.

Loading content…
Loading…
Transcript

HOW

WHY

WHEn

working in the healthcare sector

unit 18 healthcare provision

by lucy, zoe and vanessa

NMC

roles:

  • to protect the public
  • to set standards
  • make sure nurse/midwifes are up to date with training
  • protect the public and their wellbeing
  • regulate healthcare assistants to make sure they're doing their job properly
  • to treat service users with respect and dignity

Responsibilities of NMC

  • to treat people as individuals
  • uphold dignity
  • make sure PIES is assesed
  • respect privacy, confidentiality
  • keep records clear
  • to make sure preferences are taken into consideration

WHAT

add

subtopics

Present more details here

role of NHS

  • primary healthcare service
  • guidance and support
  • helps to improve health of public

role of NHS

  • primary healthcare servi...

responsibilities

to make sure that the public are fit and healthy to improve public health

respectful to service users differences

to prescribe the correct medication

to use the correct language

to explain advanatges and disadvantages so the service user can make an informed decision.

responsibilities

to make sure that the public are fit and healthy ...

The equality act:

  • stops discrimination
  • the six key protected characteristics

IQ

  • staff won't be fired/unemployed because of personal characteristics
  • everyone is treated equally
  • service user won't be discriminated against for something they cannot help

  • staff won't be fired/unemployed because ...

manual haldling operations 2002:

  • ensures safe lifting of service users
  • staff are using correct lifting
  • less chance of injury

IDEAS

These legislations have put in place guidance, rule and support for both service users and staff to provide good health provision. The staff are trained properly and informed of the correct way to do things (lifting and treating people equally) so that the service users are in a safe position and they feel comfortable with their care.

These legislations have put in place guidance, rule and support f...

role of workforce development

  • staff can gain knowledge and skills to improve work & to meet targets.
  • Inspections
  • Meet the required standard of care and equipments are up to date and secure.
  • Identifies risk,hazards
  • Alows services and patients be more aware.

NMC-

Nursing registration (revalidation)

  • Demonstrate on the regular basis that they are able to deliver effectively.
  • stay up to date up code of practice and any updated legislation and regulation.
  • Prevent medical errors

NMC-

nhs:

  • Sets out direction for the NHS
  • in charge of orgnanisation/encouragement
  • free healthcare

nhs:

  • Sets out direction for the N...

strengths:

  • free healthcare
  • equality
  • lifesaving treatment

weaknesses:

language barrier

not everyone uses it - clinical iceburg

expensive

medication can be expensive

wasting time- coming in for unnecesary things

strengths:

  • free healthcare
  • equality
  • lifesavi...

NMC

  • a register for nurses and midwifes
  • ensures they are qualified and competent to work in the UK.
  • up to date training

NMC

  • a register for nurses and midwif...

strengths:

  • staff are trained to make sure they are doing their job properly
  • equality

weaknesses

  • language barrier
  • may not be trained
  • may not be up to date
  • may not have qualifications
  • hard to keep everyone up to date time consuming

strengths:

  • staff are trained to make sure th...
Learn more about creating dynamic, engaging presentations with Prezi