Contemporary Issues in Health and Social Care
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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................3MAIN BODY ..............................................................................................................................31.1 The different perspective relating on the specific health and social care area or issue chosen indiabetes from reliable sources. ..................................................................................................32. An analysis of how different perspectives on the specific health and social care area/issue havechanged over time and how that has impacted practice and provisions locally..................................43. An evaluation of the impact and possible outcomes of contemporary thinking on health and socialcare provisions and services.......................................................................................................5CONCLUSION ..........................................................................................................................6REFERENCES............................................................................................................................7
INTRODUCTIONPeople say that a healthy nation is a wealth nation. This states that healthcare is very vital to thecommunity as people get ill, emergencies and accidents arise and then are need to be diagnosed, treatand manage by hospitals. In England contemporary issues are affecting healthcare adversely, and thiscontemporary health issues refers to present occurring situations in health. This assignment will focuson current issues in the evolution of service user’s care in contemporary health systems. This will alsocover various perspective associated healthcare in diabetes and how they have changed with time.Further, it will evaluate the impact and possible outcomes of contemporary thinking. MAIN BODY 1.1 The different perspective relating on the specific health and social care area or issue chosen indiabetes from reliable sources. In this modern world, health issues are much complex and many of them are behaviour issuesas well as problems caused by negative behaviour of various people (Warne and Frizzell, 2014). Ithas been observed that issues in healthcare context have various perspectives & recognising a cure to theissues is not complex when take a look at different view points of people regarding diabetes. Datagathered from the internet were found to be more updated, as those information is collected frommodern analytical methods by a qualified healthcare professional. Individuals who are affected byhealth issues of diabetes, usually experience it as a life long disease. Therefore, they face problem whenthey required to take an action of prevention. It has also been identified that people suffering fromdiabetes have unusual diet and are not strong psychologically to fight against it so they get addicted to it.Healthcare professionals have the perspective of fighting against health problems of diabetes.Researchers and investigations are carried by professionals to figure out measure to obesity in UK aswell as health problems caused due to it such as Diabetes. Diabetes is commonly reffered to as a groupof metabolic disorders in which there are high blood sugar levels over a prolonged period. It has beendisclosed that, legal and health well-being actions are taken by government and healthcare authorities toreduce the spread of diabetes related issues. For this, healthcare campaign is conducted by governmentas well as consultation services (Adejumo, Malee and Taiwo, 2015). In the perspective of healthcare professionals, they utilise low cost and unstable experimentswhich has a less profitability of acquiring anticipated results in the past. The most important innovationin diabetes managment during past 21 years has been the acceptance and implementation of the
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