definition of personalisation

personalisation means that individuals will have to decide which outcomes they wish to achieve and ...

personal budgets

two types of personal budgets

co-production

choice and control

self - assessment of needs

changing roles of professionals

benefits of personalisation to an individual
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individuals gain and maintain control

individuals can remain in their own home when receiving care

inclusion in community

improved information and guidance

improved quality of life, self-esteem and socialisation

positive impacts of personalisation

challenges

legislation underpinning personalisation

health and social care act 2012

local authority circular 2008

the care act 2014

children and families act 2014

role of local authority

person-centred approach

balance between what is important to and what is important for a person

enhancing voice, choice and control

clarification of roles and responsibilities

Principles of a person- centred approach and how they support person- centred care

independence and rights

co-production, choice and control

Inclusive and competent communities

current context of the person-centred approach

the policing landscape

role of a person- centred approach in achieving good practice in the delivery of care services

historic overview
institutional history of public services

disability rights movement and links to person-centred approach

challenges to adopting a person- centred approach

resistance to change

institutional history of public services

institutions promoting a medical model of health

lack of staff training

comunication barriers

respecting choice when alternatives may promote better health or wellbeing

focusing on deficits rather than capacities

lack of clarity over roles and responsibilities

methods for overcoming challenges

values - based recruitment

staff training

regular review of support provided

recognising when provision is not person-centred and taking action to rectify

modelling behaviour

tools to find out what is important for a person

good/bad days

routines

top tips

relationship circles

one page profiles

tools that enhance voice, choice and control

communication chart

decision making charts

building effective relationships with individuals who require care or support

tools to clarify roles and responsibilites in the care relationship

donut chart

how to develop person-centred plans and records

understand how the individual communicates their wishes and needs

focus on the individual's capabilities and how they can best be supported making decisions

finding out what is important to a person to have a good quality of life

finding out who is important in a person's life

review meetings

the purpose of review meetings

planning and preparing for review meeting

the role of a facilitator

how the individual can be made to feel as comfortable as possible during the meeting

conducting review meetings

person - centred tools during the meetings

asking appropriate questions

review budget

generate actions