Concepts Of Health, Disability, Illness, And Behaviour Related To Users Of Health And Social Care Services

The health and social care industry of this modern era reflects the significance for the professionals to be completely aware with the knowledge on needs of people in care. It is obvious that people are growing older and the technology is becoming the important aspect in the modern care as well as the needs of users (Vincent, 2011). The paper is addressing the specific needs of people in health and social care while reflecting the comprehensive understanding on the domain.
Task 1
Concepts of Health, Disability, Illness, and Behaviour related to Users of Health and Social Care Services
• Health – The term health is referred to as the state of complete social, physical, and psychological wellbeing. The concept of health is related to the efficiency of a human being so as to perform activities of daily routine while accessing appropriate recreation, vocation, and education.
• Disability – The concept of disability is referred to as the health condition or the impairment of people restricting them to lead a normal routine while gaining recreations, vocations, and education. It further refrain them to perform their daily routine activities
Therefore, it is important to understand the challenging behaviours to get involved, assist, and soothe. The challenging behaviours involve verbal abuse such as bullying and racist comments, self-harming behaviour, physical abuse such as assault, illegitimate behaviour, destructive behaviour for others, and destructive behaviour towards environment and towards property. Other than this, the influencing factors for challenging behaviours include fatigue, physical disability, drugs, alcohol, sleep disturbance, learning issues, pain, and sexuality (Coppock & Dunn, 2009). Below are two instances from personal