1.Understand the principles of inter-professional working within health and social care or children and young people’s setting.
1.1 Analyse how inter-professional working promotes positive outcomes for individuals.
Inter professional working is formed from different health and social care professionals working together towards a common goal to meet the needs of a service user. It is about developing relationships within and between organisations and services involved in planning and delivering care and support to the service users we support. By working collaboratively it brings together different types of professionals to share their particular knowledge, experience, skills, occupational values and perspectives to improve service…show more content… I have built good relationships with all staff and encourage staff to enhance their skills and knowledge. It is important to listen as well as give advice, sometimes issues/conflict can be picked up quickly if you are a good listener. Being aware of your staff’s skills is really important and I support staff who struggle in some areas and encourage staff who excel in others. Equal opportunities are essential to a happy team, a happy team is usually more productive, valuing each person and the diversity within the team brings its own rewards and benefits, encouraging creativity and innovation. Being able to assess the skills of all staff is very important it enables you to plan, structure and implement goals and objectives, identify, skills and training needs, thus promoting their continuing professional development.
This is done through formal supervision, team meetings, one to one discussions and through observation of their daily tasks.
CASE STUDY
My job role is to manage the service and supervise staff to ensure every individual receiving a service from us has a complete care package tailored to their needs.
A recent situation relating to a service user we provide support to required working in partnership with other professionals and the individual’s family member. This involved a large network of people and the decisions and
