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Client Centered Approach in Health and Social Services (3 cr)

Code: SWXX1510-3006

General information


Timing

01.08.2024 - 31.12.2024

Number of ECTS credits allocated

3 op

Mode of delivery

Face-to-face

Unit

School of Health and Social Studies

Teaching languages

  • English

Degree programmes

  • Bachelor's Degree Programme in Nursing

Teachers

  • Venni Wang
  • Marjo Palovaara

Teacher in charge

Marjo Palovaara

Groups

  • SKV24SBHG1
    Beihua ryhmä 1, 2024
  • SKV24SBHG2
    Beihua ryhmä 2, 2024

Objectives

Student identifies different human perceptions and understands the values of social- and health care as well as professional ethical principles as basis of all actions. Student is able to explain the stages of human growth and development (physical, psychosocial and cognitive) of clients in respect of life span and understands their significance in working with the clients. Student knows the Finnish legislation and EU standards in social and health care regarding clients’/patients’ rights and their status. The student is able to perform a goal oriented dialog relationship with the clients and families in order to strengthen their individual resources.

Content

Different human perceptions

Values and Ethical principles in social and health care

Physical, psychosocial and cognitive stages of human growth and development

Legislation in social and health care regarding clients’/patients’ rights and status

Client orientation and principles of client oriented work; goal orientation, dialogue, resource orientation, encountering the clients and inclusion of clients

Different kinds of clients in individual, family, community and population level

Evaluation scale

0-5

Evaluation criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Criteria for passing the course:

All course assignments passed. Student is able to identify different human perceptions. Student understands the values and professional ethical principles of social- and health care. Student is able to explain the stages of human growth and development (physical, psycho-social and cognitive). Student knows the essential content of legislation concerning clients’/patients’ rights and status. Student understands the concept of client orientation and principles of client oriented work. Student demonstrates his/her understanding of significance of encountering different kinds of clients and families. Student knows the principles of creating cooperation and dialogue as well as their inclusion in a goal-oriented and empowering way.

Criteria for failing the course:
Student does not meet the learning outcomes of the course.

Prerequisites

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