Referral Barriers In Health And Social Care
Referrals & Barriers
The three principle referral types are:
Self-referral – this includes a person specifically requesting for or obtaining a care service for themselves.
The exception to this definition is the point at which a parent orchestrates access for their youngster, who is under 16 years of age. It becomes clear that a five year old can't make an arrangement for themselves.
(Professional referral – this happens when a health or social care professional refers a person who has come to see them to another health or social care proficient.)
(Third party referral – happens when someone (who is not a care professional) applies for a care service for the benefit of another person.)
Katherine was additionally professional referred since
The three principle referral types are:
Self-referral – this includes a person specifically requesting for or obtaining a care service for themselves.
The exception to this definition is the point at which a parent orchestrates access for their youngster, who is under 16 years of age. It becomes clear that a five year old can't make an arrangement for themselves.
(Professional referral – this happens when a health or social care professional refers a person who has come to see them to another health or social care proficient.)
(Third party referral – happens when someone (who is not a care professional) applies for a care service for the benefit of another person.)
Katherine was additionally professional referred since