· I think we need to be working a lot around accessible information
on this topic like many others, such as a lot easy words and pictures.
· When I was a child I was on very strong tablets as child which
made me unaware of what was going on around me.
· There’s been very little understanding from Health
professions back in those days going back 30 to 40 years ago even up to 10 to
20 years ago, it’s now got better but we still have long way to go.
· I would have thought pictures would be easier to understand in the
terms of a Health profession telling a child what is going to happen to them
step by step.
· They maybe lot of medication they can find it hard to take
in information.
· Lots of medications can affect a person’s memory.
· There may have problems taking in what they have read if they can
read or what someone has said to them.
· It is natural if a person’s awareness is affected by medication by
too much medication or a very strong dose.
· The person may need someone there to speak on their behalf but
otherwise they should be able to have the capacity to speak for them as much as
possible.
· Health Professions should listen to the person more than
someone else who may be sitting in the room.
· it’s possible that the person or whoever is in the room may have
different view on whatever, which could make the Health profession’s job very
hard but that could be depending on the person’s situation, abilities, needs
and support.
· It shows how there’s a lack of communication between health
professions and even whoever is with the person in the room.
· The person with disabilities and health problems should be there
for the person for support not have full control.
· There should be a certain age where children should have their
control to be able to talk to Health profession but have someone for support if
needed.
· This should depend on the child’s health and abilities.
· No one should be spoken about as if they are not there.
· Adults should let them do as much as what they can for themselves
that includes Health professions, parents, Support workers, carers and etc.
· I think also we need to be working a lot with the PCP Person
Centred Planning.
· More independence should be encouraged as possible for these
people and only supporting them if and when they need it.
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