How Society's Attitudes And Beliefs Impact On The Service Provision

Society’s attitudes and beliefs impact on the service provision as people believe that everyone has rights and should be treated with respect and as an individual. The provision provides the individuals with the support they need to ensure they have a better quality of life. The social model of disability supports the idea of person centred services. For people with sensory loss, this means that services are planned in a way that gives people control over the services they need to support them. Discrimination is one of the biggest problems in today’s society, people with sensory loss are treated differently, and there a lot of barriers that need to be overcome. The service provision work together to help overcome these barriers. Their is also the issues of money and ensuring they can provide the service individuals need within a budget. This can have impact on the service of individuals by not getting the support they need or they could be waiting a long time before it's availability for them for example. Many sufficient staff of health and social care has so many unfilled vacancies because it is poorly paid compared to the level of serious responsibilities, crumbling hospital
The methods of communication used by individuals with sight loss, hearing loss and deaf blindness. There are many ways in which a person with sight loss can communicate verbal methods such as talking face to face or over the phone may be used. Auditory methods such as listening and responding to taped information could also be used depending on what the individual prefers. Non-verbal can include things like touch, gesture and tactile methods including brail. Depending on the severity of the sight loss other methods such as low vision aids could also enable the individual to communicate with others. People with hearing loss may use a variety of different methods in order to communicate with