enpowering users of health and social care
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Particulars
Page no 2.1 explain factors that may contribute to loss of independence, non-participation and social exclusion for vulnerable users of services in health and social care?
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2.2 Analyze how organizational systems and processes are managed to promote participation and independence of users of health and social care services
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2.3 Analyze the tensions that arise when balancing the rights of the individual to independence and choice against the care provider’s duty to protect users of services in health and social care
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3.1 Use a case study above on MR Philip to identify the extent to which individuals are at risk of harm in health and social care
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3.2 Critically analyze the effectiveness of policies, procedures and managerial approach within a health or social care setting for promoting the management of risks?
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4.1/4.2 Review current legislation, codes of practice and policy that apply to the handling of medication and evaluate the effectiveness of policies and procedures within a health and social care setting for administering medication?
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References
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2.1 Explains factors that may contribute to loss of independence, non-participation and social exclusion for vulnerable users of services in health and social care?
Loss of independence is something which is happened by chance which makes a person dependent on others it may be caused due to any reasons and there are some factors that lead to loss of independence and make a person dependent on others these are as follows -
Physical and Mental Losses
It may be occurred due to any physical or mental problem, it is in form of not remembering things or feeling tiredness in case of long walking distance. Other problems which may cause to lose of independence are as follows:-
• Vision problems
• Less control over emotions
• Less physical energy
• Less flexibility
• Hearing problems
• Less ability to move easily
• Memory problems
• Less stamina
Social Loss
Physical
Particulars
Page no 2.1 explain factors that may contribute to loss of independence, non-participation and social exclusion for vulnerable users of services in health and social care?
3
2.2 Analyze how organizational systems and processes are managed to promote participation and independence of users of health and social care services
5
2.3 Analyze the tensions that arise when balancing the rights of the individual to independence and choice against the care provider’s duty to protect users of services in health and social care
6
3.1 Use a case study above on MR Philip to identify the extent to which individuals are at risk of harm in health and social care
7
3.2 Critically analyze the effectiveness of policies, procedures and managerial approach within a health or social care setting for promoting the management of risks?
7
4.1/4.2 Review current legislation, codes of practice and policy that apply to the handling of medication and evaluate the effectiveness of policies and procedures within a health and social care setting for administering medication?
9
References
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2.1 Explains factors that may contribute to loss of independence, non-participation and social exclusion for vulnerable users of services in health and social care?
Loss of independence is something which is happened by chance which makes a person dependent on others it may be caused due to any reasons and there are some factors that lead to loss of independence and make a person dependent on others these are as follows -
Physical and Mental Losses
It may be occurred due to any physical or mental problem, it is in form of not remembering things or feeling tiredness in case of long walking distance. Other problems which may cause to lose of independence are as follows:-
• Vision problems
• Less control over emotions
• Less physical energy
• Less flexibility
• Hearing problems
• Less ability to move easily
• Memory problems
• Less stamina
Social Loss
Physical
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