Personal Centred Approach Policy

Question 1. What is the primary purpose of a personal plan in SJOGCS services? Pick the correct answer.

Question 2. The life vision is at the heart of the personal plan.

Question 3. A personal plan always includes a Person-Centred Plan (PCP) and Personalised
Care and Support Plans (PCSPs).

Question 4. Which of the following best describes a Person-Centred Plan (PCP)?

Question 5. The four stages of the Person-Centred Planning process are  ………………….

1. Getting ready
2. Putting the plan into action
3. Finding out if the plan is working

Input the Correct answer below:

Question 6. What does a Personalised Care and Support Plan (PCSP) primarily address?

Question 7. Which of the following is an example of a personalised care and support plan?
Options:

Question 8. Personalised care and support plans should never negatively impact on an
individual’s life vision.

Options:

Question 9. The Five Principles of a Person-Centred Approach are:

Question 10. Which of these organisational commitments focuses on enabling individuals to take
calculated risks?

Pick one option

Question 11. Check 4 of the ‘Nine HSE Outcomes’ from the list below

Question 12. Who is primarily responsible for creating and maintaining the personal plan
record/folder?

Pick one correct answer.

Question 13. If an individual supported avails of both day and residential supports in SJOGCS
the keyworker (or designee) in the residential service together with the individual
supported lead the person-centred plan development with involvement of the
individual’s day service keyworker or designee. The person-centred plan is a critical part
of the personal plan. Remember, ‘One Life Vision, One Plan’.

True or False?

Question 14. Respite services for adults will integrate with day and residential services to
ensure a seamless approach to facilitating an individual’s life vision, related goals as
part of the personal plan (person-centred plan and personalised care and support plans)
in respite services. TRUE/FALSE