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Preparing food
This means making a simple one-course meal, including peeling and chopping, opening tins, and safely cooking or heating food. Think about safety, fatigue, pain, and whether you need supervision.
What is a typical day like for you with preparing food?
What happens if you try preparing food unaided?
Aids or adaptations you use for preparing food
Help from other people with preparing food
How long does preparing food take compared to other people?
Does your ability to prepare food vary at different times?
Real examples for preparing food
Your Progress
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Preparing food
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Eating and drinking
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Managing therapy or monitoring a health condition
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Washing and bathing
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Managing toilet needs or incontinence
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Dressing and undressing
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Communicating verbally
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Reading and understanding signs, symbols and words
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Engaging with other people face to face
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Making budgeting decisions
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Planning and following journeys
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Moving around
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