Follow Health and safety practice in the salon Health and Safety Act/Legislation Employee Responsibilities Employer Responsibilities Health and Safety at work Act 1974 To attend a health and safety training arranged by the employer As an employer you need to take the right precautions to reduce the risks in the workplace Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulation 1992 To use all nec

Task 4 In this task I am going to explain in depth two ways in which an individuals’ quality of life is affected by ill-health. There are four factors that affect ill-health; these are physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially. The two that I have chosen to explain in depth are emotional and social. I am firstly going to explain the emotional factors that can affect ill-health.

TC205- TC 205.1 - Understand the implications of duty of care. Assessment Criteria 1.1 - define the term ‘duty of care’ A duty of care means that all health and social care professionals and organisations providing health and care services, must act in the best interests of the people they support. They also have to do everything in their power to keep people safe from harm and explo

Immunisation report Section 1 Immunity is where your body can fight off diseases or infections, which arise from micro-organisms such as virus bacteria and fungi, without you knowing. Your body will fight of the diseases and you may experience some symptoms, depending on what the illness it is and whether you are immune to it. Being immune to a disease means you are able to fight of antigens wit

Unit 4222–202 Introduction to Personal Development in Health, Social Care or Children’s and Young People setting (SHC 22) Outcome 3 Sources of support for your learning and development can come from a wide range. Formal support networks – are likely to be set up by your employer, they may include, work colleagues, supervisors etc.

The Digestive System What is digestion' Digestion is the process by which food and drink are broken down into their smallest parts so the body can use them to build and nourish cells and to provide energy. Why is digestion important' When you eat your food, it is not in a form that the body can use as nourishment. Food and drink must be changed into smaller molecules of nutrients befo

Task 1-P1- explains how the human body is organised. The human body is made up of millions of tiny cells that can only be seen under a microscope, cell also vary in shape and size. Cells are the basic structural of all living things. The human body is poised of trillions of cells. They give structure for the body, take in nutrients from food, convert those nutrients into energy, and carry out spe

Within this task I will reflect on my own personal and professional development. Throughout my time in college I believe I have slowly become an independent individual and my knowledge of health and social have widened. My communication skills have improved and I have become a more confident person than I was before. Before I began this course I had no confidence and everything I done seemed to b

WITNESS TESTIMONY Alex as part of our staffing team has under gone continuous supervision to improve his work ethic and feedbacks from colleagues and managers alike has helped him improve tremendously on the job. He always worked in collaboration with other staffs to ensure that his job is carried out professionally, this collaborations includes feedbacks from individuals, key people, managers

(P3) Describe the potential effects of discriminatory practice on those who use health or social care services. Marie is an 18 year old girl who lost the use of her legs when a tragic car accident left her paralysed. Marie is now permanently wheelchair bound and relies on the help of her mum at home. Sometimes the stress of being in a wheelchair gets Marie down because she can’t do the things

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1. Asked to select a reading book for a three year old. Describe the features you would want within the book in order to foster a Childs intellectual ability, such as colour recognition and shape recognition' The book I would choose for a three year old. I would want it to be a picture book, with lavish illustration, cheerful colours, large print and a board book. This means light cardboard. It

Anti-discriminatory practice is designed to tackle anti-discrimination and is important as everyone should be treated equally. Anti-discriminatory practice is promoted through the actions of individuals and organisations following the law, aiming for best practice, providing care that is person-centred and ethically based, and challenging others where there are ruptures in practice. Ethical Pri

HSC 025: the role of the health and social care worker Understand working relationships in health and social care 1.1 explain how working relationships is different from a personal relationship A working relationship is different to a personal relationship as a working relationship is set by boundaries, professional codes of conduct, employer policies and procedures. in your working relat

Discussion Questions • According to Figure 7.4 in Ch. 7 of the text, what are the effects of amphetamines on the body and mind' The effects of amphetamines on the body are increased heart rate, increased blood pressure, decreased appetite, increased breathing rate, inability to sleep, sweating, dry mouth, muscle twitching, convulsions, fever, chest pain, irregular heart beat, and death

jane reid A8134562 TMA02 What role does communication play in the dying process and what challenges can effective communication presents to professional carers' “How communication happen can have a significant impact on the quality of life in the dying process” (quoted from block2, pg. 40). Attitude towards death and dying influence how dying people are cared for. Communication is a two way p

HERITAGE HEALTH ASSESSMENT Heritage Health Assessment Grand Canyon University Family Centered Health Promotion NRS 429v February 17, 2012 Heritage Health Assessment As health care improves in the United States and across the world, people are living longer. In 1970, it was estimated there were 307 million people in the world over the age of 60. There were 500 million in 2000 an in

This short essay takes place in Stamps, Arkansas and talks about how a community is preparing for a graduation at the segregated middle school Lafayette Country Training school. This short story is in the point of a view of a young girl graduating from eighth grade named Marguerite. She is describing everybody’s eagerness and joy for this very special day. Marguerite is specifically very p

Story Sashasy. 1.) What was Esther's cousin's name' - Mordecai. 2.) What was Haman's evil plan' - To kill all the Jews in the kingdom. 3.) Why was Esther nervous to tell the king about Haman's plan' - The king might be angry at her for not telling him she was Jewish, or for coming to the inner court without being called. 4.) Was the king angry with Esther' - No. 5.) What is the name of the

Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Grammar Translation Method Rather Than Communicative Methodology 1. Introduction English is the most spoken and written language around the world and it has become the most common one at our schools as well. The system of teaching foreign languages at our schools has changed so much. In these days, teachers can choose their books and other supplementary

Rule 2: No auxiliary verb in sentence →→ Change it by using →→ Do/does/did Or Don’t/doesn’t/didn’t. Ex: Ass:He plays Football. Int: Does he play football' Ass: They did not play football yesterday. Int: Did they play football yesterday' Rule3: Never → Replaced by → Ever. Ass: I never drink tea. Int: Do I ever drink tea' Rule 4: Every body/everyone/ All → Replaced by → Who + Don’t/ Does

Grand theories are conceptual concept which using a more general and macro approach. It is a formal organization and arrangement of concept based on the understanding the social world. It does not narrow down to the concrete concerns of daily life and variety time and space. Mid-range theories is more specific approach which means it create practice-research into ideas central to the discipline.

GRAND STRATEGIES Analyze of Sun Tzu “The Art of War” Thucydides, “ The Peloponnesian War” and The Polybius “ The Rise of the Roman Empire” Scholars believe that Sun Tzu probably lived in the fourth century b.c. They also have some indications that he was born in the state of Ch'i, that he prospered in Wu, where he became a general, but some scholars have even contended

Hi. My name is Holly Abernethy. I’m typing this as it’s my last letter, of course I know I will have many more years to live and many more letters to write but the greatest thing I have in life is love. My family is the best thing in the world to me. Without their support, laughs, stories, and care my life would be filled with sorrow. Surely, I sympathize with abandoned children but I also envy ri

Buildings are built for a purpose: schools for education, offices for work, theatres for culture. Each building is a blend of form and function - to be aesthetically pleasing as well as to fulfill the purpose for which it was created. Foundations do not typically contribute to the architectural aesthetics of a building. Yet, without suitable foundations, a building will not function effectively, w

Grant Clinic, Inc: Equipment Purchase and Capital Budget James Pavetto, Jenn Roberts, Seapa Stovall FIN/HC571 January 28, 2012 Douglas McFadden Summary Dr. David Dunn is the head of the radiology department. Dr. Dunn has asked Team C to review his budgeting decision on the organizations capital purchases. Dr. Dunn has chosen two equipment pieces offered by two vendors, vendor A, an

Grant Thornton is one of the leading companies in the world, providing audit , tax and advisory services. Founded in 1980 , t' s revenue nowadays is over 4 billions dollars per year and has over 30 000 employees. Grant Thornton headquarters are situated in London , UK. It's business spreads worldwide with branches in the US, Japan, France, Australia, Germany, Netherland etc.. Among their customers

Grant Writing From personal experience, the most effective writing strategies that I have developed would be organization of topics and identifying the purpose, occasion, and/or audience. Organization as a strategy allows a writer to incorporate structure within their writing (Alred, Brusaw & Oliu, 2003). I am a firm believer that by creating outlines prior to the writing allows the wr

Grapefruit's Bitter Taste Holds a Sweet Promise for Diabetes Therapy. In a Hebrew University, in Jerusalem and in Massachusetts General Hospital a team of researchers have reported that naringenin (a flavonoid—not to be confused with naringin) activates a classification of small proteins called nuclear receptors, which causes the liver to break down fatty acids. Through their study of naringenin,

Grapes of Wrath Marxist Criticism The book The Grapes of Wrath uses the theme of social and class struggles to effectively convey the main idea of the book. The differences between social and economic classes are frequently demonstrated in the book. Steinbeck heavily relies on these to evoke sympathy within the reader, and consequently, cause the reader to better understand the themes of the book