The national health service
Private residential care
1.3
Give the examples of who would access different types of service provision.
Services
Type of services
provision
Services user
Two bridges day
centre
Statutory
For young people
who have disabilities
Feltham dental care
Independent
From 4 years to
over 60 years
South Bedfont
playgroup
Independent
Children from 2
years to 5 years
Sparrow Farm infant & Nursery school
Independent
From infant to 7
years
SJS home-care
services
Independent
For elderly
South Ville schools
2000 club
Independent
Children from 4
years to 11 years
1.2
Outline the purpose of provision offered by different type of service provision.
Type of Service
Purpose of Service
Two bridges day centre
To maintain health and improvement, building self-esteem, medication, feeding activities, games, support from staff.
Feltham dental care
Cosmetic mercury free white felling and inlays, crowns, bridges, veneers, cosmetic dentures, tooth whitening, root fillings, fissure sealant preventive treatment, wisdom teeth extraction, gum disease, bad breath.
South Bedfont playgroup
Promoting growth and development, safeguarding, economic well-being, supporting and guiding children to achieve high standards in all they do.
Sparrow farm infant &
Nursery school
Develop a positive self-image, become self-confident and increasingly independent, to learn through a wide range of experiences including Basic Skills, to provide experiences through which children learn to co-operate.
SJS home-care services
Personal care, personal grooming, domestic care, shopping, pension collection, live in support, 24hour care, , out and about services, blitz cleans. enabling
South Ville schools 2000 club
Being healthy, staying safe, enjoying and achieving, making a positive contribution.
Range of service provision available in health and social care
By Kiran Bedi
1.5
Outline how informal care contributes to service provision.
Informal care is care provided by family members, friends and neighbours. There are approximately 7 million carers in the UK.
Informal care play an important role in care and they often go unnoticed.
Roles:-
1. They help the person wash, bath or shower.
2. They help with toileting, dress. They give out medication.
3. They prepare meals.
4. Baby-sitting.
Care providers:-
1. A large number also provide company and keep an eye on the elderly.
2. Older generation provide a lot of care compared to other groups. They provide over 20 hours of care a week.
3. Women also tend to provide more care than men.
Examples of informal care:-
1. A child may be caring for a chronically ill parent.
2. A parent may be for a child with physical and mental disabilities.
3. Neighbour helping with daily living activities, cooking, cleaning, and laundry.
Benefits:-
1. Informal cares have a beneficial input into social care.
2. Informal care saves the NHS money.
3. They save millions, which could have gone to provide professional/formal care.
4. They subsidise formal care to a large extent.
5. They work in partnership with formal carers.
Range of service provision available in health and social care (adults, children and young people) early years and children
Key words:-
Statutory service- paid for by the state.
Independent service- not paid for by the state or regulated by low.
Statutory services
1. Community based services for adults, children and young people
2. Domiciliary services for adults, children and young people
3. Residential services for adults, children and young people
4. Day services for adults.
5. Early year
6. Children's care learning and development
7. Supported housing and supported employing
8. Self-directed support
9. Acute hospital services
10. Community hospitals
11. General practitioner services
12. Pharmacy in hospital and community
13. Substance misuse services
14. Complementary health care
Independent services
1. Voluntary, not for profit or third sector
2. Private provision
3. Informal- family, friends and neighbours
1.1
Identify the range of services provision for health and social care in your local area: you should include services for:
Evidence: you will need to provide a map of your local area and identify these services in your map.
1. Adult
1. SJS home-care services
2. Home aid community care services
1. Children
1. South Ville schools 2000 club
2. Bedfont health clinic
1. Young people
1. Two bridge day centre
2. Feltham dental care
1. Early years
1. Sparrow farm infant school
2. South bedfont playgroup
1. Child care
1. South Ville junior school
2. Sparrow farm infant & nursery school