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    Health and Social

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    AO1 Research carried out on views of different concepts and models of health and well-being. In 1948‚ the World Health Organisation (WHO) stated that health was “State of complete physical; mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity.” 1However this definition of ‘Health’ received a lot of criticism as it was too vague and not enough description to satisfy the term‚ it was said that there was not enough explanation on other aspects‚ for example what a state

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    DEVELOPMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN MODERN SOCIETY: Medical Model Mental illness or mental disorder is a word used for any state that influences an individual’s feeling‚ performance or opinion in a method that is upsetting or functioning poorly. There are some sources which now also refer the mental illness in an aspect that hampers functioning and causes distress. Some researchers still refer the mental illness as the disease of mind and this stigma was accepted since ages. However‚ this attitude

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    Charlie's Social Model

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    understand the theories of life course development aid to explore Charlie’s long term and immediate need. Green (2017) suggests that the sociology of life course approach focuses on trends‚ patterns and change through individual’s lives‚ and how societal norms‚ historical norms‚ political norms‚ situations and the transformation impact on them. Secondly‚ examine the models of disability and the right of an individual living with a disability. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948 state that

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    Holistic Health Model vs Health Promotion Model Holistic Health Model is a system of comprehensive or total patient care that considers the physical‚ emotional‚ social‚ economic‚ and spiritual needs of the person; his or her response to illness; and the effect of the illness and the ability to meet self-care needs. It’s the practice that integrates conventional and alternative therapies to prevent and treat disease and most importantly to promote optimal health. As the definition implies‚ a holistic

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    is trying to explain is that the underlying problem is social factors. Social factors include‚ race‚ gender‚ ethnicity and etc. They are things that one cannot control. The fundamental cause is a way for people to get the help they need in order to avoid getting sick or being in debt. As a whole the authors try to implicate the idea that fundamental causes are necessary because it’s what connects us to what we need but‚ because we have social factors that can either be a negative or positive thing

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    Do biomedical models of illness make for good healthcare systems? Introduction Cultural and professional models of illness influence decisions on individual patients and delivery of health care. The biomedical model of illness‚ which has dominated health care for the past century‚ cannot fully explain many forms of illness. This failure stems partly from three assumptions: all illness has a single underlying cause‚ disease (pathology) is always the single cause‚ and removal or attenuation

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    Social constructionism is a core concept in sociology‚ so strongly integrated in every society globally‚ that it has affected the way we all think. Social constructionism displays the fact that the social world is not natural‚ it is not revealed‚ and it’s not even fully determined. It is completely made up by people‚ who also continue to transmit and cultivate such views. Everything that we have learned‚ that has not originated from our own senses‚ intuition‚ or reasoning we have learned from other

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    way society doesn’t end up scrounging off of the state for them to provide a living for people. Holistic health: This is the approach where it will focus on many different concepts of a person’s health. Instead of focusing on the known problem or illness it will look further into the social interactions and lifestyle of that person to understand his/her problem better. A holistic concept of health looks at the physical‚

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    Medical Social Work

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    Medical Social Work Through reading the text book and listening to the information given by the speaker in class‚ it has become very clear that social workers play a significant role in the medical field. Specifically‚ social work is of particular importance when working with families where a serious illness has occurred. While the speaker‚ Jamie‚ spoke mostly about intervening with families in which the serious illness directly affected a child‚ the text book gave other examples that also help

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    Sociology and Health Club

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    Analysis Health Club from the Functionalist prospective and what are the manifest and latent functions of a health club? From the sociological language we can say that people view the society in many ways. Some view it positively and some may view it negatively. But in the society all the positive or negative factors are present. So from this point of view we can cay that there are 4 types of perspective. One of which said to be Functionalist perspective. Functionalist perspective: The functionalist

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