Standard 1 Understand your role - Care Certificate Workbook Answers

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This video answers all the questions in the Care Certificate Workbook Standard 1: Understand your role

Activity 1.1a: Using your job description to help you, fill in the box below to describe your main duties and responsibilities.

Activity 1.1b: Look up the Care Certificate and the Code of Conduct for Healthcare Support Workers and Adult Social Care Workers in England. Complete the diagram below to list some examples of the standards they include.

Activity 1.1d: Being self-aware is important for care workers. Think about your previous experiences and the attitudes and beliefs you have, and under the points below explain how they may have affected the way you work.

Activity 1.2a: Familiarise yourself with your employment rights and responsibilities. Under each of the headings below, describe your rights and responsibilities as a worker.

Activity 1.2b: Speak to your employer to find out the aims, objectives and values of the organisation that you work in and use the information to fill in the table below.

Activity 1.2c: It is essential to work in ways that are agreed with your employer. Give an example of an agreed way of working in your workplace and explain why it is important.

Activity 1.2e and 1.2f: Part i) For each of the statements below, decide whether each should be reported as a concern and tick either yes or no. Part ii) Thinking about the statements in Part i) that would need to be reported, explain how you would raise your concerns, or whistleblow and why.

Activity 1.3a: Think about your responsibilities to the individuals you support. Describe four of your responsibilities to those individuals:

Activity 1.3b: In the boxes below, explain how a working relationship is different to a personal relationship. Use examples from your service to help you explain your points:

Activity 1.3c: There are four main working relationships in health and social care. State the four main working relationships and provide a description of each, including who they are most likely to be in your own workplace:

Activity 1.4a and 1.4b: As a worker in health and social care it is essential to be an effective and good team member and work in partnership. Explain why it is important to work: