Contemporary Issues in Health and Social Care

This presentation discusses contemporary issues in health and social care, focusing on the research into various perspectives on a particular issue. It explores the importance of findings to health and social care and factors that influenced the development of various perspectives.

Contemporary issues
in health and social
care

Table Of Content
 Introduction
 Research into various perspectives on a particular issue
 Various perspectives gleaned from reliable source
 Importance of findings to health and social care
 Factors that influenced the development of various
prospectives
 References

Introduction
Social and health care plays an important role in the society
to give medical services to sick people. Health care
organisations conduct the research in different perspective
about the obesity problem. Under this task mentions about
to carries out the research in various perspectives on
particular issues concerned to health care sector.

Research into various perspectives on a
particular issue
Health and social care
segment is becoming
more complex day by day
and that's why it is very
essential to take this into
consideration.

Various perspectives gleaned from reliable
source
Research is helpful in collecting more data about the
problem of obesity in health and social care with the help
of secondary source. In this present time period, it is
necessary for health care firm to conduct an effective
research so that they can they can overcome from the
problem of obesity or can say overweight.

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In order to reach the information regarding the obesity
problem to people, health care organisation uses the
media. It is an effective tool to aware the people about
this. In addition to this, it is necessary for the health and
social care firm to take care the need of obesity people
and also provide them better and effective treatment.

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Guardian perspective Sun perspective
From perceptive of the guardian that
obesity is a big problem and the
young person should take care about
their health. The guardian think that
fat develops the bad impact on the
health sand it is a main cause of
increase fat level of a persons. So, in
addition to this, young people should
avoid the oily and those food items
which can increase the fat. The
guardian newspaper given that
global cost of obesity is going to be
hit by 1.2 tn by 2025.
Obese Children struggles with lack
of support with their parents. They
experienced bullying experienced at
school impeded. The young persons
are not very conscious about the
health and they eat the oily good
items or those things which can
increase the fat and if the fat will
increase then the health related
problems will arise more.
Sun newspaper described that
percentage of obesity is increasing
on continuous basis and this is going
to be double in coming years.

Importance of findings to health and social
care
In connect with
the practices which concerns to the social and health
care can be evaluated by its implementation among
the general persons. It is helpful in giving the positive
impact on local community as medium is more
effective and better using for delivering info
concerned with the health.

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For an example- There are many scholars which conduct
the research on training importance between the health
professionals on problem of obesity reduction from the
population of United Kingdom.

Factors that influenced the development of
various prospectives
There are many different components which can develop a
impact on those people which are suffering from the
problem of obesity in the wide range. With the help of
conducting a research, health care firms can search many
issues related to the obesity issues in an effective or better
manner.

References
Arnold, E. C. and Boggs, K. U., 2015. Interpersonal
Relationships-E-Book: Professional Communication
Skills for Nurses. Elsevier Health Sciences.
Ayo, N., 2012. Understanding health promotion in a
neoliberal climate and the making of health conscious
citizens. Critical public health. 22(1). pp.99-105.

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