HEALTH COLLEGE

Pls help mePearson BTEC Level 1/ Level 2 Tech Award in Health and Social Care

2: Health and Social Care Services and Values

A: Understand the different types of Health and Social Care services and the barriers to accessing them

For this task, you must produce a review of the health and social care services in your area, and how they would meet the needs of the individuals in the case study you have chosen to use.

Your review will be divided into three sections

Section 1

For this section, you must explain how the health and social care services in your area will meet the needs of each of the individuals in your chosen case study.

In your work, you must refer to the health and the social care needs of your chosen individuals and link these to the service that will meet that need.



Section 2

In this section, you must choose one of the health or social care services you have written about in section one.

You should explain how barriers could have an effect on whether one of your chosen individuals could use the service.

You should also include examples of any difficulties each individual may have in accessing the service.

Section 3

In this section, you must assess how suitable the health and social care services are in meeting the needs of your chosen individuals.

You should then choose one of the health and social care services, and make realistic suggestions for overcoming the barriers you have explained in section two. Please justify, (give reasons) for your suggestions.

Then you should also analyse how well the health and social care services actually meet the needs of your chosen individuals, explaining how barriers for one service can be overcome.
here are the case study: Case study 1: Verna and Sam Williams

Verna Williams is forty-eight years old and lives with her husband Sam, and their two cats. They live on the second floor of a block of flats. The lift is often broken. This means that access to the street is down two flights of stairs. The block of flats is on a new estate half a mile from the nearest bus stop.

Verna has a medical condition which affects her mobility. Verna uses a walking stick to get around most of the time, but some days she needs to use a wheelchair.

Verna also has asthma which has recently got much worse. She has type two diabetes. She takes medication and has a diet plan to cope with the diabetes.

Sam Williams is fifty-two years old He has recently left his job at a local supermarket because he had an argument with the manager. Sam and Verna are now living on a reduced income.

Sam has a hearing impairment for which he uses a hearing aid. Sam also has a learning disability and a speech impairment. This means that he has difficulty communicating with people and he becomes frustrated whena sked to repeat what he has said

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It has been suggested that clinicians tend toa.
review theoretical models to determine which model fits which client but are unable to use that information as a guide to treatment because of managed care constraints.

b.
have an unbiased recall of all cases they have worked with.

c.
overlook cases that do not fit their preconceptions.

d.
selectively remember cases that fit their preconceptions.

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It has been suggested that clinicians tend to " selectively remember cases that fit their preconceptions."

What is clinicians?

A healthcare professional certified in the clinical practice of medicine is referred to as a clinician.

What is preconceptions?

A preconception is a notion or judgment you hold over something before you've had a thorough understanding of it.

A prescription would be a written request for medication from a physician that is provided to a pharmacist for preparation and administration. The new medication can be purchased over-the-counter without a prescription from a doctor. Certain medications cannot be given by the pharmacist without an authorization from a doctor.

Therefore, it has been suggested that clinicians tend to " selectively remember cases that fit their preconceptions."

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d.selectively remember cases that fit their preconceptions.
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