The Barriers to SPHM.

 

1- mention and describe the Barriers to SPHM.

2- Explain and describe the Ethical concerns on nonmaleficence and beneficence.

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The Barriers to SPHM

Safe patient handling and mobility (SPHM) programs comprise policies and equipment that allow staff to care for patients in a way that does not cause strain or injury. When properly implemented and managed, they reduce the incidence of injuries to healthcare workers. Despite this, there can be significant barriers to implementing SPHM programs. SPHM is not universally taught in nursing schools for a variety of reasons, including traditional instruction on body mechanics, faculty unfamiliarity with ergonomics, a lack of SPHM equipment in laboratories, and the use of textbooks that do not include SPHM practices, among others.

conomic environment affects the income level of the people living in the UK. The economy now is in an okay state, but I think could be better. Dream Academy Performing Arts charge £32 which can be affordable for some but could be hard on other especially with some parent only have one main earner. The impact of this for Dream Academy Performing Arts is that they may lose customers because of some families may come into problems for example redundancy. I think they are meeting their expenditure and it is profitable but obviously if they are losing people then it could bring their expenditure and profits down, I do think they could afford to make the price higher because it could turn people away which would mean they lose business. As this company does not receive any funding from the government or any local resources it is mainly funded by parents. (Anon., n.d.)

Social factors in the organisation are religion, family or wealth, this affects the organisation because the company must use equal opportunities for all children and adults.

The social factors affecting Dream Academy Performing arts are that medication is always changing, (Anon., n.d.), low numbers of carers for people with disabilities, the society opinion on disability some people with disabilities are having their rights violated and comes under the 2010 equality act (Anon., n.d.), with the 2010 equality act it covers discrimination this includes extending protection against indirect discrimination to disability, introducing the concept of “discrimination arising from disability” to replace protection under previous legislation lost as a result of a legal judgment, applying the detriment model to victimization protection (aligning with the approach in employment law) and extending protection against harassment of employees by third parties to all protected characteristics, making it more difficult for disabled people to be unfairly screened out when applying for jobs.(Anon., n.d.)

Porter’s five forces: Attractiveness of the industry

Bargaining power of the supplier

The bargaining power of Dream Academy Performing arts is high because they do not have their own venue, the venues needs to be hired every week to run their session. The venue owner has considerable influence on them on time and dates the venue can be made available. This makes it difficult for dream academy to put long term plan. The venue owner is also able to change the price of rent frequently.

Threat of substitute products:

The threat of substitute products or services is high because there are other institutions such as Walk Tall who run the similar programme and provides sessions on Friday for 1.5 hours for their academy for 8- 11 year o

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