GCSE & A911: 3.1.5 3 Understanding the range of Who provides care? Kudos Direct care: nurse, doctor, social worker, care assistant, nursery nurse, etc opportunities available to Class exercise. Make a list of all the caring Connexions roles you would expect to see within Health Candidates need to be aware of the support deliver care Websites Care, Social Care and Early Years Settings given to direct care workers by indirect A4 plain paper with headings to guide carers - medical receptionist, cleaner, porter Each candidate investigates a different care candidates etc worker and presents their findings to the whole group on an A4 sheet Then identify how the CVB has been used in your work What is a skill? GCSE Health and Social Care textbooks Understand why care workers need good What skills and qualities are interpersonal skills to develop care What is a quality? needed to work in Health, Social relationships, provide and receive Why might skills need to be learnt as a Care or Early Years settings information and report on the work that they person s job roles changes? do with individuals Recognise the differing communication Understand how effective communication needs of those using care services can help support relationships with colleagues, individuals and their families. Understand how poor skills can reduce the effectiveness of care work or damage care relationships
GCSE & A911: 3 3.1.5 Understanding the range of opportunities available to deliver care Who provides care? Class exercise. Make a list of all the caring roles you would expect to see within Health Care, Social Care and Early Years Settings Each candidate investigates a different care worker and presents their findings to the whole group on an A4 sheet Then identify how the CVB has been used in your work Kudos Connexions Websites A4 plain paper with headings to guide candidates Direct care: nurse, doctor, social worker, care assistant, nursery nurse, etc Candidates need to be aware of the support given to direct care workers by indirect carers - medical receptionist, cleaner, porter etc What skills and qualities are needed to work in Health, Social Care or Early Years settings What is a skill? What is a quality? Why might skills need to be learnt as a person s job roles changes? Recognise the differing communication needs of those using care services GCSE Health and Social Care textbooks Understand why care workers need good interpersonal skills to develop care relationships, provide and receive information and report on the work that they do with individuals Understand how effective communication can help support relationships with colleagues, individuals and their families. Understand how poor skills can reduce the effectiveness of care work or damage care relationships
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