Problem
Jemima is concerned about her father, Archie. He is no longer able to feed himself. At mealtimes staff bring his meals to his room and assist him to eat. Her father eats very slowly and shows little interest in eating. The staff encourage him to eat but don't manage to get much into him. Jemima feels that if staff could take much longer, he would eat more. But she understands that they cannot take hours feeding him as they have other duties as well. CO Discuss the tension between Archie's rights to be provided with a sufficient level of care and the organisation's responsibilities to all their consumers. Suggest some possible solutions. Provide another example of where there is a tension between a consumer's rights and the organisation's responsibilities.