Delivering Care: Understanding Target Groups & Hygiene

Delivering Care: Target Groups & Hygiene

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Delivering Care: Target Groups & Hygiene

What do you already know about the main target groups in healthcare?

Learning Objectives

At the end of the lesson you will: - Know the six main target groups in healthcare - Understand their influence on care - Recognise the importance of hygiene in care - Be able to analyse and apply target group knowledge in case studies - Demonstrate hygienic behaviour based on guidelines - Show care, respect, and responsibility to all groups

The Six Main Target Groups

1. Children 2. Adolescents 3. Adults 4. Elderly 5. People with disabilities 6. People with chronic illnesses

Differences Between Target Groups

Each group has unique needs and preferences. Their physical, emotional, and social requirements affect how care is delivered.

The Impact on Care Delivery

Understanding differences helps provide safe, person-centred care. Adapting communication and actions makes care more effective and respectful.

Importance of Hygiene in Healthcare

Basic Hygiene Practices

Hand washing, protective clothing, clean equipment, and following protocols.

Reduces infections, protects patients and staff, and maintains a safe environment.

Why Hygiene Matters

Hygienic Actions in Case Studies

Apply hygienic measures by following the correct procedures. Always adapt to the needs of the target group.

Respect & Responsibility

Always show respect and care to each target group. Take responsibility for creating a safe, hygienic care environment.

Lesson Summary

You are now familiar with the main groups in care, their influence on practice, and the importance of hygiene. Apply this knowledge in your daily work for safer, more respectful care.

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