Lesson 7.2
7.2 How partnership working meets the needs and preferences of the individual Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 7
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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A doctor shares a new treatment method with a nurse. What benefit is shown?
- Lowering care standards
- Sharing expertise
- Reducing staff numbers
- Limiting training
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What benefit of partnership working involves checking task boundaries with a supervisor?
- Role clarity
- Safeguarding
- Goal setting
- Funding review
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Reporting unexplained marks on a child to a supervisor demonstrates which benefit?
- Task doubling
- Cost reduction
- Ensuring safeguarding
- Informal care
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Asking an individual about their preferred shower time establishes care to meet their what?
- Statutory limits
- Staff rotas
- Budget constraints
- Needs and preferences
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Providing a hearing device after a specialist appointment demonstrates which benefit?
- Voluntary funding
- Withholding treatment
- Enabling interventions
- Informal support
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Working towards shared goals across different services ensures what type of care?
- Private care
- Continuous care
- Temporary care
- Isolated care
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What term describes an individual receiving better support and higher quality care?
- Statutory funding
- Private profit
- Informal arrangement
- Improved outcomes
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Which of these is NOT a formal benefit of partnership working in health and social care?
- Reducing care costs
- Improved outcomes
- Ensuring safeguarding
- Role clarity
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A nurse, GP and therapist explaining their tasks to prevent duplication demonstrates what?
- Voluntary funding
- Private practice
- Role clarity
- Informal support
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Why is safeguarding listed as a key benefit of effective partnership working?
- To increase clinic size
- To speed up discharge
- To reduce staff wages
- To protect from harm
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A care worker and physiotherapist recording shared mobility findings supports what?
- Private funding
- Shared goals
- Isolated working
- Informal care
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How does partnership working primarily address an individual's personal choices?
- Standardising routines
- Matching their preferences
- Limiting options
- Ignoring requests
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What is the primary result when practitioners effectively coordinate their work?
- More duplication
- Better support
- Longer delays
- Higher costs
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Knowing exact tasks and reporting lines demonstrates effective application of what?
- Private funding
- Roles and responsibilities
- Voluntary services
- Informal relationships
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When two practitioners agree on a routine change and inform the team, this shows:
- Partnership working
- Private enterprise
- Isolated practice
- Informal care
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What should partnership working establish when a client cannot read long letters?
- Alternative communication
- Standard letters
- Telephone only
- No communication
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What key benefit is linked to practitioners sharing a common aim for an individual?
- Duplication
- Isolation
- Shared goals
- Competition
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Which outcome clearly shows that effective partnership working is taking place?
- Longer waiting lists
- Increased costs
- Reduced communication
- Improved care outcomes
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What term describes putting actions in place to meet an individual's needs and preferences?
- Assessments
- Enabling interventions
- Exclusions
- Barriers
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What benefit is demonstrated when a specialist advises a colleague on a patient condition?
- Isolation
- Conflict
- Delegation
- Expertise
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