Lesson 7.1
7.1 Partnership working Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 7
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The 20 questions
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Who must work together to meet needs in partnership working?
- Family members only
- Managers only
- Practitioners and individual
- Practitioners only
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Which example is used to explain partnership working in healthcare?
- Doctors and nurses
- Patients and visitors
- Cleaners and porters
- Managers and accountants
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Why does planning care without involving the patient fail the definition of partnership working?
- Manager is absent
- Cost is too high
- Time is extended
- Individual is excluded
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In partnership working, who is referred to as the 'individual'?
- Ward manager
- Person receiving care
- Attending relative
- Lead consultant
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Which practice is excluded from the definition of partnership working?
- Working separately
- Involving patients
- Collaborating closely
- Sharing information
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Which groups work together in health and social care partnership working?
- Different organisations
- Private companies
- Same department
- Family members
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A GP refers a patient to a dementia team, involving family in choices. What is this?
- Partnership working
- Sole provision
- Informal care
- Private treatment
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What does the word 'together' emphasise in partnership working definitions?
- Joint work
- Independent tasks
- Solo practice
- Remote management
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In partnership working definitions, what do 'needs' refer to?
- Financial profits
- Care and support
- Administrative targets
- Staff holidays
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Does a volunteer befriending service without health professionals match partnership working?
- Yes
- Always
- No
- Partially
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Which of these is a qualified practitioner in health and social care?
- Care home cook
- Community paramedic
- Volunteer driver
- Receptionist
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When does joint staff planning for a child constitute genuine partnership working?
- When records are archived
- When family is included
- When funding is agreed
- When manager approves it
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Which mix of staff best represents different practitioners working together in partnership?
- Two receptionists and manager
- Three general ward nurses
- Four care home assistants
- Care worker, nurse, GP
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What core element does partnership working add compared to one practitioner alone?
- Multiple services involved
- Single professional focus
- Longer waiting lists
- Reduced communication
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A physiotherapist and occupational therapist plan stroke goals with a patient. What is shown?
- Informal care
- Partnership working
- Private care
- Isolated practice
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Which word correctly completes the definition: partnership working is different practitioners and the individual ____ to meet needs?
- working apart
- competing
- reporting
- working together
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What is the purpose of the word 'different' in 'different practitioners'?
- Same employer
- Multiple professions
- Solo working
- Identical training
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A dentist, dental nurse and patient agree a treatment plan. What is this?
- Private referral
- Partnership working
- Solo assessment
- Informal support
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Which statement about partnership working is always accurate?
- Involves only doctors
- Requires no communication
- Excludes service users
- Includes the individual
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Where would health and social care partnership working most appropriately take place?
- Unsupervised hospital hallway
- Multi-agency care meeting
- Private staff break room
- Empty storage cupboard
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