Outline differences between statutory and independent service provision.

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Outline difference between statutory and independent service provision.

           Statutory service

         Independent service

        Services that are set up and regulated by the government.

        Set up by the private sector (independent companies)

        This means that government has decided that everyone who has a particular need must be able to access the service.

        They offer paid services of those covered by insurance.

        Government provides the money to support these services and pay the wages of those who work there.

        Wages are provided by the corporation.

                  Examples

                Examples

        Some of the funding also comes from charges made to service users e.g. prescription charges, dental and optician fees.

        Support which is founded through fee payment through an insurance company.

        Some statutory care facilities such hospital and hospices are supported by volunteers.

        Some independent services also have offers for volunteers.

        Mental health trust

        Private hosptal, dentist, optician, Child-minder, Nurseries, crèche, Breakfast club, after school club

        Social services

        Private medical and nursing homes

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        The national health service

        Private residential care

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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

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