Perspectives in Health & Social Care Management

This presentation discusses the perspectives of health and social care management in the UK, including the national organizations delivering these services, legislation pieces and policies directing their delivery, and how each organization contributes to the nation's well-being and health. The presentation also includes a mind map visualization and references.

PERSPECTIVES IN HEALTH
& SOCIAL CARE
MANAGEMENT

TABLE OF CONTENT
• INTRODUCTION
• Determine national organisations which deliver Health and Social Care within the UK.
• Recognize 3 legislation pieces and policy which direct the delivery of Health and Social Care within the nations in
the UK.
• Define what each organisation does and how this contributes to the nation’s national Well-being and Health. Mind-
map visualisation
• CONCLUSION
• REFERENCES

INTRODUCTION
• Across the nation, all the modern concepts of well-being
can recognize the well-being as more than the absence of
illness, implying an enhanced capacity of a person for
self-fulfilment and self-realization.
• The concept of public well-being methods and social
medicine towards the well-being advocate which a
person must not only visualise the well-being of a
person, but can also the well-being of the population and
its community as an outcome of the interaction of the
person with its social environment.

Determine national organisations which deliver
Health and Social Care within the UK.
• There are more national organizations which can
deliver the health and social care services within the
UK.
• It mainly has a government-sponsored universal well-
being care system generally known as National Health
Services.

Recognize 3 legislation pieces and policy which
direct the delivery of Health and Social Care
within the nations in the UK.
• All the National Health Service organizations can
play a specific key part in tackling the well-being care
disparities.
 The Health Act 2009
 The Health and Social Care Act 2012
 The Care Act 2014

Define what each organisation does and how this
contributes to the nation’s national Well-being
and Health.
 National Health Services England
 NHS Scotland
 NHS Wales
 Private Health Care System

MIND MAP VISUALIZATION

CONCLUSION
• From the above presentation, it is analysed that
perspectives of health and social within England,
Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland can have their
own healthcare sectors that is collectively called as
National Health Service organization.

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CONT.
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• Health Act 2009, 2009 [Online] Available through: <
https://navigator.health.org.uk/theme/health-act-2009#:~:text=The%20Health%20Act%202009%20received,and%20delivery%2
0of%20NHS%20services
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• Health and Social Care Act 2012, 2012 [Online] Available through: <
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2012/7/notes#:~:text=The%20main%20aims%20of%20the,provider%20regulator%20to%2
0promote%20economic%2C
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