Evaluate the roles of practitioners and agencies in safeguarding individuals within a care home. Address some of the strengths and weaknesses that care practitioners may face to effectively safeguard residents in their role. You could consider issues that may affect for example, communications, person centred care etc. sound care planning.

Evaluate the roles of practitioners and agencies in safeguarding individuals within a care home. Address some of the strengths and weaknesses that care practitioners may face to effectively safeguard residents in their role. You could consider issues that may affect for example, communications, person centred care etc. sound care planning.

Intro To Health Care

4th Edition

ISBN:9781337338295

Author:Mitchell

Publisher:Mitchell

Chapter3: Ethical And Legal Responsibilities

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