p3 unit 19 notes
P3 In this assessment I will be explaining recent demographic change within their home country.
Demographic is a term used to describe the study of changes in the size and structure of the population. The demographic examine wider changes in the population.
Through researching looking at older people and how they caused demographic changes in home county (England) i have found out that now people will live much longer, more than they used to. Throughout year’s things like the health care and the environment has improved meaning people are more able to receive better care which benefits their health. Now a days there are many medicines and cures that can expand a person life time, elderly people receive treatment that they would not have many years ago. Because elderly people have a longer life expectancy the care provided for them will be much longer and centres that have social care providers will need to make sure that the care is still being given. From a JRF program paper (http://www.cpc.ac.uk/resources/downloads/JRF_report_Falkingham_2010.pdf) its states that “Older people who need a lot of support associated with physical frailty, chronic conditions and/or multiple impairments (including dementia) are Most likely to be over 85 years old, A minority will be younger” this shows that people all the way to 85 still are in need of help and can live up to that age or higher. The population aged 85 and over i.e. the oldest olds the fastest growing age group in the entire UK population. Their numbers have risen by nearly 680,000 in the last 25 years, reaching 1.3 million in 2007. Today the population aged 85 and over represents 2.1% of the total population of the UK.
When looking at immigrants and emigrants and how they caused demographic changes in the UK it is said that immigrating into our country leaves people who live in the UK with fewer jobs also they will need to provide more staff on the health care board as more people are living in the country. Britain
Demographic is a term used to describe the study of changes in the size and structure of the population. The demographic examine wider changes in the population.
Through researching looking at older people and how they caused demographic changes in home county (England) i have found out that now people will live much longer, more than they used to. Throughout year’s things like the health care and the environment has improved meaning people are more able to receive better care which benefits their health. Now a days there are many medicines and cures that can expand a person life time, elderly people receive treatment that they would not have many years ago. Because elderly people have a longer life expectancy the care provided for them will be much longer and centres that have social care providers will need to make sure that the care is still being given. From a JRF program paper (http://www.cpc.ac.uk/resources/downloads/JRF_report_Falkingham_2010.pdf) its states that “Older people who need a lot of support associated with physical frailty, chronic conditions and/or multiple impairments (including dementia) are Most likely to be over 85 years old, A minority will be younger” this shows that people all the way to 85 still are in need of help and can live up to that age or higher. The population aged 85 and over i.e. the oldest olds the fastest growing age group in the entire UK population. Their numbers have risen by nearly 680,000 in the last 25 years, reaching 1.3 million in 2007. Today the population aged 85 and over represents 2.1% of the total population of the UK.
When looking at immigrants and emigrants and how they caused demographic changes in the UK it is said that immigrating into our country leaves people who live in the UK with fewer jobs also they will need to provide more staff on the health care board as more people are living in the country. Britain