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. The Care Act 2014 was introduced to consolidate older legislation and modernise adult social care provision in England, what is the name of the legislation introduced in Wales to cover similar adult care and support duties?

The Care Act (Wales) 2014 correct incorrect

The Social Care and Health (Wales) Act 2014 correct incorrect

The Social Services and Well-Being (Wales) Act 2014 correct incorrect

The Care and Well-Being (Wales) Act 2014 correct incorrect

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. The Care Act (2014) Section 1 directs a Local Authority to actively promote an individual's well-being, when meeting their needs. Which of the following is NOT listed in the Act as an area of well-being that should be considered?

Personal dignity (including treatment of the individual with respect) correct incorrect

Protection from abuse and neglect correct incorrect

Domestic, family and personal relationships correct incorrect

Transportation correct incorrect

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. The Care and Support Statutory Guidance (2018) states that whilst independent living is not explicitly stated in the Care Act (2014) there are key areas where this should be considered under Section 1 of the Act; which of the areas below is not included?

Suitability of accommodation correct incorrect

Contribution to society correct incorrect

An individuals' wishes and feelings correct incorrect

Reablement support for up to 6 weeks correct incorrect

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. The Care and Support Statutory Guidance (2018) also highlights the need for leadership in social work, focusing on an expectation of Local Authorities to appoint principal social workers; which of the following is true of their role?

Function at the strategic level of the HCPC Standards of Proficiency correct incorrect

Function at the strategic level of the BASW Professional Capabilities Framework correct incorrect

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. What does Section 2 of the Care Act (2014) actively promote?

Assessment of accommodation correct incorrect

Preventative Services correct incorrect

Financial Support correct incorrect

Personalised support correct incorrect

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. The Care and Support Statutory Guidance (2018) also allows for charging for preventative services, but what support does it state must always be provided to a person in need without charge?

Intermediate or reablement care for up to 6 weeks correct incorrect

Minor aids or adaptations up to the value of £2,000 correct incorrect

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. The Care Act (2014) promotes a duty to provide information and advice to those in need of care and/or support, which section of the Act provides this?

Section 3 correct incorrect

Section 4 correct incorrect

Section 17 correct incorrect

Section 22 correct incorrect

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. Section 5 of the Care Act (2014) promotes which of the two options below?

Equality and transparency in delivery of service correct incorrect

Diversity and quality in delivery of service correct incorrect

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. The Care Act (2014) also supports a duty to address business failure under section 48; what high profile case led to this being part of the Act?

Bournewood Hospital correct incorrect

Southern Cross correct incorrect

Winterbourne View correct incorrect

Lansdowne Care correct incorrect

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. Section 34-36 of the Care Act (2014) deals with 'deferred payments', what are these?

People are entitled to compensation where care and/or support has not been provided in a timely manner correct incorrect

People requiring residential care will not have to sell their homes during their lifetime to pay for care correct incorrect