a named person ability to keep anxious 􀂁the of violence to adequately clean and with reading 􀂁history 􀂁problems people/property tidy or concern food & fluids writing 􀂁carer’s 􀂁enough to weapons lack of coping 􀂁access 􀂁clothing 􀂁a blocks to violence e.g. money to live strategies 􀂁no 􀂁enough fear of consequences on to problems 􀂁attitude of arson seeking behaviour 􀂁history 􀂁mobility 􀂁help ability to use public problems 􀂁unemployment 􀂁the 􀂁spiritual abuse transport of alienation 􀂁drug/alcohol 􀂁feelings ability to cope with 􀂁stress 􀂁the telling person to physical health 􀂁voices harm problems someone 7. Social Consider problems in relationships 􀂁paranoia sexual behaviour with others: 􀂁risky behaviour e.g. of ability to make or maintain friendships 􀂁anti-social 􀂁lack unsafe driving of supportive relationships 􀂁lack of information about of intimate relationship 􀂁lack 􀂁lack history problems person’s trusting relationship with problems 􀂁no professionals to handle daily hassles Consider problems in activities: work work of personally meaningful life HRESHOLD ASSESSMENT GRI Sexual Health Emergency Contraception For any patients requesting emergency contraception, it is vital that the following information be recorded and confirmed: Patient under the age of 16 must have it recorded in their notes whether Fraser Guidelines have been followed and the age of the partner must also be obtained to comply with Trust Safeguarding procedures. Patients under the age of 13, refer to Trust Safeguarding Children Policy and discuss with Nurse in Charge, Safeguarding Link Nurse or Trust Safeguarding Team for further advice
a named person 􀂁history of violence to people/property 􀂁carer’s concern 􀂁access to weapons 􀂁no blocks to violence e.g. fear of consequences 􀂁history of arson 􀂁unemployment 􀂁drug/alcohol abuse 􀂁stress 􀂁voices telling person to harm someone 􀂁paranoia 􀂁risky sexual behaviour 􀂁anti-social behaviour e.g. unsafe driving 􀂁lack of information about person’s history 􀂁no trusting relationship with professionals 􀂁the ability to keep adequately clean and tidy 􀂁enough food & fluids 􀂁clothing 􀂁enough money to live on 􀂁mobility 􀂁the ability to use public transport 􀂁the ability to cope with physical health problems anxious 􀂁problems with reading or writing 􀂁a lack of coping strategies 􀂁attitude to problems 􀂁help seeking behaviour 􀂁spiritual problems 􀂁feelings of alienation 7. Social Consider problems in relationships with others: 􀂁lack of ability to make or maintain friendships 􀂁lack of supportive relationships 􀂁lack of intimate relationship problems problems to handle daily hassles Consider problems in activities: work work of personally meaningful life HRESHOLD ASSESSMENT GRI Sexual Health Emergency Contraception For any patients requesting emergency contraception, it is vital that the following information be recorded and confirmed: Patient under the age of 16 must have it recorded in their notes whether Fraser Guidelines have been followed and the age of the partner must also be obtained to comply with Trust Safeguarding procedures. Patients under the age of 13, refer to Trust Safeguarding Children Policy and discuss with Nurse in Charge, Safeguarding Link Nurse or Trust Safeguarding Team for further advice