Enabling Service Users to gain their Independence in Health and Social Care

Enabling Service Users to gain their
Independence in Health and Social Care

The presentation will include the following:
– Explaining the different factors contribute to the loss of
independence, social exclusion and non-participation for
vulnerable people
– Analyzing the way business system as well as procedures are
managed in order to promote participation and independence of
patient of NHS
– 2.3 Examining the tension that arise during balancing the rights
of service user to independence

Explaining the different factors that contribute to the loss of
independence, social exclusion and non participation for
vulnerable people
are many people who have different behaviour and may
face various types of vulnerabilities, which have great effect on
them. These vulnerabilities have high potential to cause non
participation, social exclusions and loss of independence. It is
the duty of medical practitioner or staff to support individual in
eliminating such vulnerabilities and assist them in improving
their mental health. The significant factors that lead to these
types of vulnerabilities or mental status are demand for
facilitating particular works are not fulfilled. There are many
people in community those who have high fear of loosing. Such
type of people have less potential to deal with uncertainties and
misshapen that can occur in their life.