Unit 5 Health And Social Care P3

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Recommended: Healthcare teams and collaboration

Within the care sector it’s very important that colleagues pass information/changes to individual’s circumstances we are supporting. This could be done either between yourselves or in team meetings depending how important/urgent the information needs to be passed on/recorded. You can also support colleagues how to make new entries/changes to an individual’s care plan and the importance in doing this. Sharing information and contributing to individual’s records is a great way to improve the quality of care even exchanging views and making suggestions can make a difference to the care/support we give to the individual.

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