Common use of SERVICE PHILOSOPHY Clause in Contracts

SERVICE PHILOSOPHY. D3.1 You shall ensure that each Resident has access to a typical range of life experiences and choices. In providing the Services you must: a. be Resident centred; b. promote each Resident's independence and quality of life; c. be comprehensive and multidisciplinary; d. centrally involve Residents in decisions that affect their lives; e. actively encourage Residents to maximise their potential for self-help and involvement in the wider community; f. respect the rights of each Resident; g. ensure a culturally appropriate service; h. acknowledge, value and encourage the involvement of families/whānau in the provision of care; i. ensure the needs of each Resident are met in a caring, comfortable, safe environment that maximises individuality, privacy and health potential; and j. ensure that people who are dying are supported in an environment that provides comfort, privacy and dignity for both the Resident and their family/whānau.

SERVICE PHILOSOPHY. D3.1 You shall ensure that each Resident has access to a typical range of life experiences and choices. In providing the Services you must: a. be Resident centred; b. promote each Resident's independence and quality of life; c. be comprehensive and multidisciplinary; d. centrally involve Residents in decisions that affect their lives; e. actively encourage Residents to maximise their potential for self-self help and involvement in the wider community; f. respect the rights of each Resident; g. ensure a culturally appropriate service; h. acknowledge, value and encourage the involvement of families/whānau in the provision of care; i. ensure the needs of each Resident are met in a caring, comfortable, safe environment that maximises individuality, privacy and health potential; and j. ensure that people who are dying are supported in an environment that provides comfort, privacy and dignity for both the Resident and their family/whānau.