Collaborative Working in Health and Social Care Provision

Collaborative Working
in Health and Social
Care Provision.

Table of Contents
 INTRODUCTION
 MAIN BODY
 Understanding of two theoretical perspectives on integrative care.
 Illustration of two theoretical perspectives that are connected to each other.
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCES

INTRODUCTION
The concept of integrative well-being is generally also known as the
integrative as well as the complementary medicine. It is generally a
comprehensive, or a holistic approach towards the well-being care
and the health. It is not same as the alternative medicines, in which
non-stream well-being practices are specifically used in the place of a
conventional well-being care. In this, an integrative nursing care is
generally a framework for giving the overall system care which is
specifically related with the person-centred care as well as
relationship based and can concentrates on enhancing the well-being
of the care provider as well as those they actually serve.
There is a discussion about the very two theoretical
perspectives involved in the integrative care such as the Medical
Family Therapy, the Patient-centred Medical Home. An integrative
care is somewhat essential as without an integration among several
levels, the every aspects of the well-being care performances can
suffer. The services that are effectively required for the patient care
are generally fails to deliver

Integrative care..
An integrative well-being care is generally an innovative
approach towards the health care delivery. In this, there is an
enhancing the concentration on as well as demand for the
particular evaluation of the integrative health care practices. In
order to ensure these such evaluations capture their full scope, a
clear understanding of the various types of the results that are
specifically relevant to an integrative health care approach is
generally being required. These are the particular approaches
towards the care that has been evolved in response to various
factors consisting the demands of the patients for the
complementary therapies, their use of the both complementary
as well as the conventional treatments synchronous.