Unit 20 Care Planning Processes in Healthcare Practice - Pearson BTEC Higher National Diploma in HealthCare Practice
Unit 20 Care Planning Processes in Healthcare Practice - Pearson BTEC Higher National Diploma in HealthCare Practice
Level 5
Part 1 (LO1)
LO1: Evaluate theoretical models and assessment methods in care planning within healthcare practice.
Scenario:
As a senior carer, you participate in care plan and assessment reviews. You`re tasked with preparing a report to assess how different theoretical perspectives influence planning and assessment models in the workplace.
Activity 1:
Produce a report that:
- Compares diverse assessment models and their application in healthcare.
- Discusses applying theoretical perspectives to care planning.
- Reviews legislative frameworks supporting equality and diversity in assessment and care planning.
- Evaluates how theoretical perspectives influence planning and assessment models.
Part 2 (LO2, LO3, LO4)
LO2: Implement care plans to achieve desired outcomes for individuals.
LO3: Evaluate challenges and benefits of person-centered care planning.
LO4: Reflect on care planning`s impact on practitioners, individuals, family, and carers.
Scenario:
During your placement, contribute to assessments and care plan development. You`ll be assessed on your role in planning care and reflecting on your practice.
Activity 2:
This involves:
- Developing case studies to analyze care planning challenges.
- Observing and documenting holistic care and communication practices.
- Crafting a reflective account on care planning`s impact on individuals, families, and your practice.
- Create case studies to analyze care planning challenges.
- Demonstrate responsibilities in promoting person-centered care.
- Review risk assessment applications in care planning.
- Discuss barriers and benefits of care planning.
- Document observations on holistic care and communication.
- Reflect on care planning impact and teamwork.