Introduction To Health And Social Care

This assignment provides an introduction to health and social care, discussing the roles and responsibilities of care practitioners, working skills in role play, ethics in health care, and strengths and weaknesses of interviews. It also emphasizes the importance of effective communication and ethical principles in providing quality care.

Introduction To Health And
Social Care

Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................1
Main body........................................................................................................................................1
Distinguish the responsibilities and roles of care practitioner....................................................1
Examine the working skills in the role play and how practitioner respond to each other..........2
Information and analysis of ethics..............................................................................................2
The strengths and the weaknesses of the interplay/meeting/interview.......................................2
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................3
References .......................................................................................................................................4

Introduction
The health and social care is refers that the work and services are available through the
health care practitioners. This is a very general terminology which is used to the entire provision
infrastructure in the private and public sectors. As a theme the health and social care pooled with
the constituents of ethics, law, nutrition, biology as well as sociology (Bartley, 2016). The social
care is the sustenance or tending of hypersensitive people, which is normally in the public
region. In this assignment it will discuss about the roles and responsibilities of a professional
worker. Differences between personal and professional employees that deal with this project.
Furthermore, it will focused about weakness and strength as well as future treatment of diseases.
On the other hand, this will defined that analyse the one to one working skills in the interview.
Main body
Distinguish the responsibilities and roles of care practitioner
The health professional plays a important role to evaluate the population in the healthcare
department and improving quality. I would like to gives crucial employment to execute the
health and well-being, that prevent or stop the illnesses, sickness and diseases to convey the
services foe their communities, families, patients. There are various kinds of roles and
responsibilities as consider below:
Nurses: The nurses perform a very important role to render physical care and fateful
assistance if they required. They provide services to patients by hands on care through handle
lines of intravenous, observation, communicating with doctors about the treatment of patients
and maintain their records and documents.
Doctors- Mrs sandra is a patient of Mr. Jakalak will treat her, she is sefferingb from a
chronic as well as severe backpain. The reponsibilities of doctor to retore or maintain the health
of patients by the practice of their medicines. She consult with Mr. Jakalak is a doctor after
consulting he prescribes and provide medicines and seggest that about physiotherapies and
workout to relief of her backpain.
Treatments- My role is to gives efective treatment to Mrs Sandra termiinated a various
of venues. To undwerstand and precsibe about medicines to treat of patient diseae sever back
pain. The physical analyst work with the patient physical recuperation.
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Examine the working skills in the role play and how practitioner respond to each other
In this report the main working skills of Mr. Jakalak to consult with Sandra that good
communication skills between them. and also have the good leadership qualities. He asked to her
every matter of her disease. He was talking very politely in a very effective manner. In this, I feel
that effective conversation plays an importnant role to establish an appropriate plan of action to
provide accurate treatment for wellbeing of patient. A mutual understading among care
professional and sick person impact positively on treatment outcomes.
Information and analysis of ethics
From my experience I have came across that working in the field of health care is both
challenging as well as rewarding. Various medical processes and the treatment procedure have
their own benefits as well as demerits. The heath care ethics are some principle which assist in
making crucial decision regarding the health and medical support (Cameron, 2016). Some of the
principles that I use in ensuring the protection of the patients and improve the care are given
below.
Autonomy: The right of heath care seeker to attain control over their body comes under
this principle. The work of health care practitioners is to provide suggestions, the actual
decisions has to be taken by the patients.
Beneficence: As per this principle, the skilled and professional workers must conduct all
the processes which are need to be done in every situation. All the required diagnosis and
method of treatments must be done to keep the patients well in every possible way (Yaya and
Danhoundo, 2015).
Non maleficence: this principle lay emphasis on ''do no harm''. The aim of such principle
is to medical practitioners should not render harm to the society in any case. The principle bind
the health care providers to do only good for the victims.
The strengths and the weaknesses of the interplay/meeting/interview.
There are various strength and weakness occur at the time of interview or meeting. As the
person express their thoughts and feeling about his experiences. In the relation of Mr. Jakalak
with his patient Mrs Sandra, their meeting have both strength and weaknesses. As the patient
expresses their emotion about that she is suffering from the severe back pain (Baldwin, 2017).
She tells the doctor about all the symptoms of her disease that are appearing. In their meeting,
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the doctor asked all essential question such as time duration of pain and days of suffer from
disease.
The strength of this meeting is that the doctor is very polite and handle the patient in very
effective manner. In his questions, he asked about the detail of the disease from the woman. He
is very hard-working, good communicator towards their patient from which the patient share
their problems efficiently.
The weakness of their meeting is that the doctor has a lack of confidence which becomes
inappropriate cure and treatment to the patient. I would like to suggest the new medication, some
sort of exercise, intake of vitamin D and precautions. The patient should consult to me with in a
15 days of month.
Conclusion
From the above assignment, it has been concluded that the health care services can
provide the effective manner in treating the patient very well. The health care professionals can
communicate with their patient effectively so that they can share their all problems regarding
disease. These professionals perform their responsibilities according to their knowledge which
help in influencing the health of patients. The ethic and values are maintained by service
providers in order to provide good quality of care to patients. The health and care services are
provided by these professional to all types of people whether they have different or specific
problem.
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References
Books and journals
Baldwin, M., 2017. Care Management and Community Care: Social Work Discretion and the
Construction of Policy: Social Work Discretion and the Construction of Policy.
Routledge.
Bartley, M., 2016. Health inequality: an introduction to concepts, theories and methods. John
Wiley & Sons.
Cameron, A., 2016. What have we learnt about joint working between health and social care?.
Public Money & Management. 36(1). pp.7-14.
Yaya, S. and Danhoundo, G., 2015. Introduction: special issue on innovations in health care
system reform in OECD countries. The Innovation Journal. 20(1). p.1.
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