Ekene Stephen Obih

Ekene Stephen Obih

When stop caring for each other, we start losing our humanity.

Location Nigeria

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  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Congratulations! What's next?

    Thanks for deployment!

    Thanks for your contributions.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    What have you learned?

    Good documentation and record keeping, good assessment.

    Communication and good record keeping are crucial.

    Reflection is a learning tool, especially when done together.

    I will endeavour to do the above and encourage colleagues to do the same. I will also encourage an open and honest environment for information sharing

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    What works?

    The ideas for supervision are really useful.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    The role of supervision

    Useful information!

    Professional supervision has been provided by colleagues within the organisation with expertise in safeguarding or by my Line Manager .

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Fiona SHUKER
    The role of supervision

    Safeguarding adult care is not a job but a passion.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Malcolm Frier
    From reflection to action: what we learned from Sofia's case

    It's always nice to go extra miles in anything you do.

    Nice view sir

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to alan maguire
    What did you predict?

    This is absolutely amazing

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Modupe Daniel
    What did you predict?

    It's really amazing

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Andrew Leeman
    Scene 5: Reflections after the meeting

    Thanks @AndrewLeeman

    I've learnt from everyone here.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to margaret SKYRME
    Scene 5: Reflections after the meeting

    I always like your contributions

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    Reflections on Sofia's case

    Ensure that the at risk person understands or make efforts to provide ways/means to help them understand eg interpreter, leaflets in simple words or with illustrations.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Kate Hammer
    Putting together a report

    Yea, but how do we implement it in undeveloped country?

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    Putting together a report

    Very useful, lesson learnt

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Naomi Berry
    Filling in the gaps

    Could explain more?

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to nazeerah I
    Filling in the gaps

    How, could you list the points?

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Aamer Iqbal
    Scene 4: What did the documentation tell us about Sofia?

    Sure, we do

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Claire H
    Scene 4: What did the documentation tell us about Sofia?

    Yea, absolutely

    That's what i love so much here.

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    Characteristics of good documentation

    In my working place, we still make use of manual recordings.
    I believe computerized document solved a lot of the old problems like availability of the document and the clear hand writing

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Abdurrahmaan Ali Suei elbuzidi
    What does good documentation look like?

    Absolutely, that's how we do it

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Why is good documentation important?

    Healthcare professionals must be clear about when they should share information, and recognise the signs and triggers of abuse and neglect in people who are at risk.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Juthica Bardapure
    Welcome to your final week

    Yea, absolutely

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Vittal Shetty
    Your progress

    We can't function without communication

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Katie Richards
    Scene 2: The healthcare professionals meet each other

    Absolutely

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Tracey Sainsbury
    Scene 2: The healthcare professionals meet each other

    Absolutely

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Well done and next steps

    Communication is the key

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Nick Hindley
    Information sharing and your own work

    I concur, very brilliant contribution

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Educator reflections

    Peter and manager should have both been present to help support peter because it's a team work.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Your reflections

    A professional should know when he/she is sharing the right information.

    However it's nice to escalate any challenges you may face to youd super

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Deirdre Breslin
    Scene 3: Pete finds out what he can share

    I love this, wish everyone would be thinking like this.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Vipin Gupta
    Scene 3: Pete finds out what he can share

    Why?

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    How can agencies communicate safeguarding concerns effectively?

    Would study the chart more

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Educator reflections

    Confidentiality is nice but would always share with stakeholders

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Katie Richards
    What worked, what didn't?

    I literally agreed with you

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Sandra Jago
    Scene 2: The healthcare professionals meet each other

    How and why?

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to victoria Bell
    Communicating across contexts

    Absolutely

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    What is good communication?

    A good safeguarding champion must be able to communicate effectively and know when and how to share confidential information.

    However, reading body language , knowing if they are in a safe place, is there anyone with them, are they comfortable with speaking online or do they have access, any neglect or abuse history, So many things to consider

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    What have you learned?

    Important of good communication

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    First impressions

    I would firstly go prepared with all notes, be completely honest and transparent in my involvement regarding the care given. I would listen, ask questions.

    Then start implementation at once

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Scene 1: Meet the participants in the meeting

    Bad communication would destroy any good relationship

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Who is reviewing Sofia's case?

    This is well packaged course

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Vipin Gupta
    Sofia

    I sincerely concur with you.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Safeguarding in your local area

    It's a very straight forward illustration

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Concerns around safeguarding

    Firstly I would be thinking how my intervention will make an impact and what is the best approach to handle the situation.
    After the application if it didn't work, i would escalated to the nurse in charge who referred me to the local safeguarding pathways

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    The foundations of safeguarding

    Awesome

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Mihaela Prelipcean
    Understanding the legislation

    They needs constant support

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Introduce yourself

    Stephen, Nursing care assistant from Nigeria

    Nice being here

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    What am I learning?

    completed levels 1 and 2

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Learning online

    Let's get going!

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Welcome to the course

    Safety starts from you first

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Using other modals instead of will

    It's clear and helpful!

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Genovaite Meistininkiene
    First conditional sentences

    I sincerely concur with this ideal, it has proven to work overtime

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Zero conditional sentences

    The truth still remains!!!
    If we do not educate the public, this situation will only get worse.

    We hust have to take action now!

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Introducing conditional clauses

    Thanks mentor

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Introduction to writing to persuade

    Done

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Maria Inês Pinto
    Healthcare in communities around the world

    I concur, the consumption of fast food is becoming alarming (e.g Noodles)

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to carol innes
    What do you think about the solutions they discussed?

    @carolinnes i totally concur on this. Poor hygienic conditions is the main cause of infection.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Talking to a community worker

    Done!

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Can you think of solutions?

    The possible solution is washing hand and eating fresh foods.The main important is prevention.

    And maintaining good hygienic conditions

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Nicolle Almánzar
    Talk about your community

    We hardly got or record real COVID-19 cases in my country home.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to CarolinaG .
    Talk about your community

    You did justice to this explanation, i totally agree with you.

    Nice one

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Talking about problems and causes

    Amazing

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Healthcare problems and how they are caused

    Nour should check her blood sugar before and after eat something, because she has some type of blood sugar disbalance.

    Stomach sickness caused by contaminated food and water

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Identifying key healthcare problems

    We have lots of problem facing our Healthcare system. Starting from low basic amenities and low quality health care system

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Healthcare in your community

    In my country home, community nurse workers administers immunization house to house.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Agnes Siu-Ying Staples
    Meet some healthcare professionals who work in the community

    We call them care givers here in Nigeria

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Welcome to Week 4: what you'll learn this week

    Thanks Mentor

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    How does your daily life affect your studies?

    It wasn't easy but it worth it

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Jennifer Pearce
    How does your daily life affect your studies?

    Interesting

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Weekly reflection and summary: what can you do?

    Very interesting session

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to CarolinaG .
    Write about yourself

    This is awesome, nice explanation.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to CarolinaG .
    Mahmoud tells Dr Haddad about Nour, via email

    Diabetes goes in line with your nutritional diet.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Amin Fadoul
    How would you advise a patient with heat stroke?

    I sincerely agreed with you

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Reviewing a patient's medical condition at home

    This is awesome!

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Reading: a conversation between Nour and Mahmoud

    Lets get it on!!!

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    What advice would you give Nour about her blood sugar level?

    Nour should check her blood sugar before and after eat something, because she has some type of blood sugar disbalance.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Grammar: stronger advice using 'had better'

    I'm getting bettet

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Introduction to grammar focus

    Its getting hotter!!!

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Hind Hafiz
    How much do you know about diabetes?

    Nice explanation @HindHafiz Hind

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Visiting patients at home: Dr Haddad calls Mahmoud

    To consult Nour's blood sugar level with records, patient fainted at home too.

    Thanks

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Dr Haddad describes her patient’s medical condition

    Thanks

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Welcome to Week 3: What you’ll learn this week

    Thanks

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Grammar: ought to and should in the past

    Helpful and informative

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Grammar: ought to and should

    Thanks

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Grammar: can and could

    Amazing

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Introduction to grammar focus

    Great

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Carrying out your own reflections

    The exercise was very concise and simple to learn

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Congratulations on your progress! Here's what you can do after Week 2

    Thank you our Heroes

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    Reflecting on your feelings: how the nurse wrote about her experience

    Awesome

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Esther luquin
    Reading a reflective journal

    Yes, that amazing

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Tell a patient about healthier lifestyles

    Firstly immediately do your breakfast. Do exercises which diet doctor prescribed you.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Spotting the imperative in written texts

    It's amazing

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Discussion: giving instructions in a hospital

    To drink more water, eat healthier, exercise everyday and let all your food become medicine

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    The imperative: giving instructions

    Thanks

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    What has the nurse learnt from talking to the doctor?

    I've learnt how to check the symptoms

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Tell me about your patient: a conversation between a doctor and a nurse

    Ok

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    Adjectives to describe pain

    Thanks for the information

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Pronunciation and intonation

    Thanks

  • Ekene Stephen Obih replied to Ruth Amorim
    What other questions could the nurse ask?

    Absolutely

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Zaheer describes his health to a nurse

    Zaheer

    He was born on 29 september, 1993. The pain started 7 days before with constance. The pain get better when he is resting in bed and get worse when he coughs.

  • Ekene Stephen Obih made a comment
    Welcome to Week 2: what you'll learn this week

    Thanks everyone!!!