Person Centred Planning Aims By the end of the session you will be able to: Define person centred care Explain how to implement a person centred approach Describe what consent is and its importance when delivering care support Demonstrate
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Person Centred Planning<br>
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Aims By the end of the session you will be able to:
Define person centred care
Explain how to implement a person centred approach
Describe what consent is and its importance when delivering care support
Demonstrate how to encourage active participation
Show how to support an individual’s right to make choices
Describe how to promote an individuals well-being To ensure all staff are aware of what Person Centred Planning (PCP) is and how it can be implemented when delivering care Person Centred Planning<br>
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What is PCP? Designed to assist someone to plan their life and support
Discovers and acts on what’s important to a person
Putting the person at the centre of everything you do What is Person Centred Planning(PCP)? Person Centred Planning<br>
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PCP Styles and Values Same Rights
To plan their own lives
To be at the centre of any planning that is done for them
To be part of their community
To live in the way they feel is right for them and be supported Different styles
Essential Lifestyle planning
PATH
MAPS Person Centred Planning<br>
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Using MAP MAP
Your story
The dream
The nightmare
You as a person
Your gifts
The help you need
Action planning Person Centred Planning<br>
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Essential Lifestyle Planning Essential Lifestyle Planning
Current life
Can be improved
What’s important
What’s not working Person Centred Planning<br>
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PCP with PATH Path Dream Starts with the 'dream' of a person and works backwards
Next steps - looks at the strategy
Then how to grow stronger
Who to help
Lastly the here and now Person Centred Planning<br>
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Person Centred Values Person Centred Planning<br>
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Implementing PCP Person Centred Planning<br>
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The Importance of Consent What is consent?
Agreement
Permission
Approval
Compliance Person Centred Planning<br>
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Active Participation Recognising an individual’s right to participate
Being an active partner in their own care
‘Buy in’ Person Centred Planning<br>
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Effective Communication Not telling
Encouraging
Involving
Removing Barriers Person Centred Planning<br>
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Choices When dressing
What food to eat
Time they want to get up
Time they want to go to bed
If they give consent to being lifted with a hoist
How they want care to be delivered
Shopping Person Centred Planning<br>
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Promoting well-being D direction – have goals
R resilience – bounce back
E emotion – positive approach
A acceptance – be comfortable
M meaning – be part of something G giving – do things for others
R relating – connect with people
E exercising – take care of body
A appreciate – notice the world around you
T try out – keep learning Person Centred Planning<br>
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YOUR TURN Person Centred Planning<br>
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Recap Define person centred care
Explain how to implement a person centred approach
Describe what consent is its importance when delivering care support
Demonstrate how to encourage active participation
Show how to support an individual’s right to make choices
Describe how to promote an individuals well-being Can you now? Person Centred Planning<br>
