The patients with low health literacy have poor health outcomes including increased rates of hospitalization and reduced frequency of using preventive services, lack of health insurance, lack of knowledge about medical conditions and treatment, which these leading to increased healthcare costs. They also have problems to report their health status, and experience negative psychological effects.…
Mayer, G., & Villaire, M. (2007). Health literacy in primary care: A clinician 's guide. New York: Springer Pub.…
Please note: This unit may not be combined with Unit 46: Academic Literacy in the Health and Social Care…
In this unit I am going to explain three different approaches to promoting Health Education the three approaches I am going to explain are Mass Media, Community development and Two way Communication.…
It would be so much better if companies like Coca Cola would phase out its use of aspartame and accelerating its research into safer, natural sweeteners such as those extracted from the stevia…
Lacks evidence of understanding of key educational issues that are related to literacy concepts; little evidence…
There are many health and safety laws and policies that come under the legislations for working in a care sector the Employee rights re Health and Safety the employers have legal obligations to ensure safe and healthy workplace, as an employee they have rights and responsibilities for their own wellbeing and that of their colleagues. The rights are that you are given the correct ppe gloves aprons etc, if any concerns arise and you feel concerned able to move yourself out of the area and inform the management. Health and Safety at work Act (1974) the duty to this act s that the employers are to make sure it is there duty to protect and make sure there employees are safe and are in no harm from danger. As an employee we are to avoid any necessary risks and must always wear the protective gear which is provided by the employer, and follow the training or instructions.…
Our campaign was a drugs campaign our main aim was to inform people on drugs and what effects it can have and to not stereotype drug users as they can be anyone.…
P3-Explain factors that may influence communication and interpersonal interactions in health and social care environments…
3) Explain how an individual’s personal beliefs and values may affect the management of continence.…
The first physiological disorder which I’m going to interview and talk about is asthma, before the interview I asked him if he had time to answer and talk about how asthma had come into his life and how he discovered the physiological disorder when we was a young man. I am trying to discover the physiological disorder asthma has affected the way he lives, how it affected the lungs and the way he breaths. For the interview I thought of suitable questions which I would be asking the individual such as how did you recognize how you had asthma ?, how did asthma come into the system (genetic or natural). What was the age you found out you had asthma and how long have you had the physiological disorder for?…
In this the essay, I would be discussing about the different approaches relating to health education. Explaining two models of behaviour change that have been used in recent national health education campaigns and also, I would be assessing how the social context may influence the ability of health education campaigns to change behaviour in relation to health.…
P2: Explain two models of behaviour change that have been used in recent health education campaigns…
What is an organization without a vision? The vision objective puts the organizations values and goals into simplified terms every member of the team can understand and share. The same holds true for our own personal goals and aspirations. We should develop our own personal vision statements to ensure we are staying current in the growing changes of nursing and healthcare technology/techniques, to educate and lead in the most efficient means possible. My vision revolves around the mission statement, “To provide the highest level of care, one patient at a time, with meticulous attention to quality of care; serving with compassion and a dedication to improving health awareness and literacy among patients”. While simple and direct, I feel that this statement best summarizes my leadership vision for the future of nursing and institutional healthcare.…
What drew me to enroll into the medical coding program is the fact that I find the health care world to be fascinating. I started my career in the legal field and dealt with worker’s compensation and tort cases which involved getting the medical records of the clients and reviewing them to make sure we received the medical records that pertained to the accident or injury. When my legal career ended, due to the lawyer I worked for becoming the Mayor of Haverhill, I found employment in the health care field, and I have been in the health care field for six years. I started out as a Care Team Coordinator, which is a position that deals with the scheduling for the clinicians, running reports to track paperwork, etc.…