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| Person Centred Care. |
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| We help to provide the best quality of life, which is most allowable. We aim to build our routines around the individual needs of our residents with the utmost level of dignity. |
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| Our Services |
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| We provide Nursing care to elderly clients which includes dementia, Alzheimer and palliative care. We offer this to both our long term and respite clients. |
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| Communities |
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| We liaise with local authorities such as Renfrewshire, Glasgow, East Renfrewshire, Inverclyde, West Dumbartonshire and Argyle and Bute. |
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| It is Castlehead's belief that all parties involved in caring (the resident,
family and care staff) should experience relationships that promote a sense
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Security – feeling safe within relationships |
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Belonging – feeling 'part' of things |
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Continuity – experiencing links and consistency |
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Purpose – having a personally valuable goal or goals |
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Achievement – making progress towards a desired goal or goals |
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Significance – feeling that 'you' matter |
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Castlehead Managers and Care Staff will ensure residents are valued,
respected and involved in decision making by: |
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Demonstrating sensitivity to the needs of residents, respecting their strengths and values related to their age, culture, spiritual and religious beliefs and their ethnicity and gender. |
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Engaging with residents to understand their values and aspirations. |
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Working alongside residents in a way that maximises autonomy in day-to-day living and enables them to exercise rights and choices. Staff will not make assumptions about what is best for residents. |
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Recognising and taking steps to address the impact of social isolation on resident's quality of life, health and well-being |
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Recognising practice that may compromise the resident's dignity and respect, and taking steps to challenge and address them. |
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