Meeting the Needs of Service Users: Implementing Care to Meet Ola Adeyemi's Needs

This report explores the care plan formulation and implementation for meeting the needs of Ola Adeyemi, a 30-year-old man with Down syndrome. It discusses the key standards for mental health care, assessment, diagnosis, expected outcomes, interventions, and evaluation. The report also highlights the effectiveness of speech language therapy and physical therapy in improving Ola's oral and physical skills and making him more independent.

BUS4003 Meeting The Needs
Of Service Users

TABLE OF CONTENT
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................2
MAIN BODY..................................................................................................................................2
Question 1....................................................................................................................................2
Reflection for evaluating role in implementing care to meet Ola’s needs..................................8
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................9
REFRENCES...................................................................................................................................9
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INTRODUCTION
Meeting the needs of service user is the best concepts in which the organization work for
the social work and nursing for fulfil the requirement of patients and clients. This could be also
acquire with having the health care and needs to formulate the system for which they are
working. The main aim for report is to access the Ola Adeyemi’scare plan in which will support
hum and help for achieving the goals. This could also help for exploring the skills and also try to
include the theories and various approaches for making clear communicate about the given
structure and some of the good practices. This could also help for delivering the social worker
and try to ensure about how the disciplinary team should be required. Along with this also
examine about various models an practices which could acquire the implementing care to meet
the Ola Adeyemi’s needs.
MAIN BODY
Question 1
The key standards about how usually the mental health care keep their good practice for
working towards the patients needs. While this could keep the multidisciplinary teams through
which this could be combined with the expertise and make sure for having the high range of
health care is used for deliver seamless and comprehensive care for the individuals. Ola
Adeyemi’s attend the seminar in which he come to know about how the good practices for the
social worker can be required and make sure for having some better policies with the
arrangements in keeping with what about the Ola Adeyemi’s wants for basically achieve in life.
As various problem that could be faced by him and this could involve the proper solution for
them through which they can easily come to know about how usually this could act for them.
Some of the better condition and role for social worker needs that could be trust relationship with
team, a shared vision of integrated care and make sure about their achieving team goals. Along
with this also keep some more about how usually this could act and strong system and keep the
team relationship accompanied by consistent working practices and some of the protocol.
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 The care plan formulation will enable to achieve goals significantly, for further enhanced
working targets for improvising Ola care needs to further ensure rest. Care plan will
significantly focus on specific needs in physical and mental wellness for improvising
present condition of Ola and to further assist in proper treatment. Furthermore, it has
been also found out that Ola faces issues such as improper physical condition and diet
issues which has mad him less energetic also and unable to conduct proper care of his
own. It has been also found out that Ola with Down Syndrome faces communicative and
physical issues with improper digestive system also (Hasaart and et.al., 2020).
 First step is assessment, where it has been found that Ola , thirty year old man has Down
syndrome and has been facing physical issues from long time. Ola has attended school till
age of 18, parents were taking first care of ola but due to their increase in struggle to meet
previous needs significant recent care needs are unable to meet. Furthermore, it has been
analysed that Ola faces digestive issues and physical deformities due to Down syndrome
where he further is also weak in conveying proper communication. Ola has been also
significantly facing less consciousness many times, to properly perform his daily needs
and work on towards enhanced functional parameters(Kong, X. F., and et.al., 2020),
It has been assessed that Ola need medication , proper nutritious care and
therapies to further be proper and better in physical health for continuing his daily
activities. Ola faces depression , anxiety issuesw within behaviour which has impacted
proper wellbeing and is not able to spend time with same age people . Ola faces lack of
energy and slow physical and mental reactions have been found, which shows that there
has to be proper care taken of his nutrition for further enhancing physical strength. It has
been also analysed that medical care, nursing strategies and therapies need to be
conducted for taking proper care of Ola and to further take medical assistance will be
integral. There is infection found in Ola caused due to Down syndrome where it has been
causing lack of energy in individual making him typically unwell to be independent.
Down syndrome symptoms in Ola has been found that heart condition problem has
further led to hearing and vision issues within health, and also there are various
significant changes emerged in him (Moreau and et.al.,2020)
Second step is diagnosis, where Amniocentesis test, chronic villus sampling will be
further conducted for primary procedures and gaining results from diagnostic testing. It has been
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also found out that from diagnosis Ola health condition at present will be analysed, as further
medical care will be given as per diagnosis to further enhance condition and also to improvise
situation. The diagnosiss will be conducted to further structure new healthcare priorities, medical
treatments and therapies for improvising significant healthcare condition for attaining proper
care. This will also be done by expertise specific healthcare officials, for also keeping check on
immediate reactions and stringent condition change in wellness. Diagnosis of treatment, will
further enable to keep check on heart rate, specific blood tests whcih need to be undertaken and
to further enhance new scale targets for improvising. It has been found that ola has down
syndrome for which there has to be specific care taken, and also diet has to be specifically taken
noted (Verstegen and Kusters and et.al., 2020).
The diagnosis will be further integrating optimum new care aspects, enhanced functional
working goals will be taken care for expanding competent vision rapidly for attaining dynamic
growth evocatively. It can be also understood that diagnosis will measure internal and external
wellness , for further taking specific care for changed up keen engagement for Ola healthcare
criteria. The care plan will be also diagnosing effective aspects to further extend up wider scale
working scenarios for strengthened new scale gaols. Expected outcomes, intervention will be
further evaluated to strengthen up parameters to enhance up working scenarios for attending
towards better targets. This will also further improvise Ola specific healthcare situations ,
medical situations and to primitively enhance operational growth horizons for attending
leveraged growth horizons (Fortea, 2020). Expected outcomes: From the nursing care plan, Ola healthcare will be further
enhanced and worked on for strengthening new vision oriented growth and proper
medication will be given. This can be also found out that Ola expected outcomes are
based on fact that Down syndrome will be significantly taken care and improvised to
attend new specific aspects in life. From the completion of Ola nursing care plan,
expected outcomes also further correlate towards gaining optimum growth in proper
physical wellness. There are expected outcomes, where Ola further physical diet will be
improvised by providing proper nutrition and attending significant care, to further
enhance working specifics. Expected outcomes from the nurse care plan, also correlate
specific focus on fact that down syndrome. From the nursing care plan , it will be formed
up specific rise on improving Ola health condition for coping up with down syndrome,
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and take up new sessions. Therapies and medical guidance will also make sure that down
syndrome is further treated of Ola, which will also generate vision significantly for
attending his specific needs. This will also functionally keep up optimum productivity
under check, generate vision rapidly and strengthen his improvement for further
treatments. The care plan for Ola will be also taking up specific analysis to enhance his
response conditions significantly, generate wider scale expertise dynamically and also
pertain new rapid enhanced vision significantly.
 Interventions: The nursing plan, will be formulated to provide optimum healthcare
services and further generate optimum functional growth parameters for significant care
strategy. The intervention plan will be focusing to integrate advanced healthcare
strategies, theories to further enhance new vision oriented growth in treatment of down
syndrome (Espinosa, 2020). Behavioural theory, will be further integrating towards
determining new aspects among Ola where attitude , and responses, will be recorded and
further integrated specific efficacy will be improvised for attaining optimum growth
dynamically. By using behavioural theory for intervention, attitudes and responses will
be accurately checked as Ola is going through Down syndrome.
This further heads on stringent rise towards functional growth productively,
where there are various scope which will be evolved for attaining proper results among
treatment. Intervention of behavioural theory will further enhance new strengthened
vision, expertise for treatment of Ola and to evolve check on his habits. This will further
generate check on effective standards of living for patient to enhance new habits
diversely for attaining optimum efficacy diversely. Also by further taking specific care of
Ola eating and working scenarios, there will be specific keen productivity worked on for
enhanced new goals. Communication and interactive therapies will also be conducted to
improvise habits of Ola and to further keep check on vision significantly for determining
new goals significantly. This will also further strengthen his motivation, confidence to
further take up new activities and generate optimum ideologies productively (Bull,
2020)..
The behavioural theory will significantly improvise Ola healthcare , to improve from down
syndrome and to further enhance new significant aspects dynamically for further scaling
competent efficacy. Ola healthcare condition need to be specifically taken care for further
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improvising new determinants dynamically, and keep regulatory framework in check diversely.
It can be also evaluated that Ola healthcare need to be also taken care by attending specific
aspects, where significant changes in behaviour will be also evaluated to attain optimum
grounds strengthened vision rapidly.
It can be also understood that Ola healthcare will be further taking care by taking up proper
significant care for further taking up appropriate measures for attending towards new aspects .
Ola with down syndrome, will be specifically also taking care to further improvise his reaction
abilities significantly and attend towards his daily activities. By using behavioural theory of
healthcare, Ola reactions will be specifically taken car and further new therapies will be done for
improvising his working condition within healthcare.
 Speech language therapy: It is one of the best and effective therapies that is being used
in dealing patients with Down syndrome. The main aim of making use of this therapy is
to strengthen oral muscles of Ola as he finds difficulties in talking with other. He is 30
years old still he needs to improve his oral skill (Stephan and et.al., 2021). It is believed
that this skill can improve his confidence and by improving this skill, he can be made
able to engage in social and other activities. This skill can improve ability of hearing
because people with Down syndrome face hearing loss problems and they have to rely on
others for performing their activities.
 Physical therapy: After improving his oral skills by which he can communicate, I will
make use of physical therapy. The main aim of this therapy is to improve Ola’s
movement. Since 30 years, his parents are taking care of him and it has made him
completely dependent. It is important for Ola to become independent and live far away
from home where there are more independent facilities (Akhtar and Bokhari, 2021). By
making use of this therapy, he will be improved physically by which he can perform his
own basic works and do not rely on others. It will make him feel valued and improve his
confidence.
 Implementation:After selecting and knowing effectiveness of therapies for improving
health of people with Down syndrome, it is important to implement them. There are some
ways by which all therapies can be implemented and health of Ola’s can be improved.
First and effective therapy that has been selected for Ola is speech language and for
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implementing this therapy, Ola will be engaged in some group discussion with same
category of people (Capone and et.al., 2018). It is believed that by engaging in group
discussion, we are more likely to share our own feelings and it improves our
communication skill. By engaging Ola in communicational activities, his oral,
communicational skills can be improved. It will improve his confidence and will make
him able to talk with anyone. Other main therapy that has been selected for improving
health of Ola and making him independent is physical therapy. For implementing this
therapy, he will be brought out in gardens and places where he can walk independently.
He will be encouraged to do physical exercise such as: swimming, walking, boxing,
cycling and dancing. It will make him physically fit and it will help me out in knowing all
those activities in which he is interested (Shanahan and et.al., 2019). Gardening and other
light aerobic activities are some other ways of implementing physical therapy and making
Ola able to be physically independent.
 Evaluation: It is the last stage of care plan. It is important for healthcare professionals to
measure effectiveness of performance of patients. Evaluation and measurement helps in
knowing effectiveness of interventions that have been used for improving health of
patients. In regard to Ola, 30 year old patient with Down syndrome, it can be said that he
is completely independent and for making him dependent, some therapies have been
implemented. For knowing effectiveness of interventions, I communicated him after
implementing interventions and observed changes in his speech and physical skills.
Before implementation, I recorded his speech and physical skills and then compared
these both skills after making use of group discussion, gardening, aerobic and other
therapies. I found Ola confident while talking and on this basis, it can be said that speech
language therapy was effective in the case of Ola.
I engaged Ola’s parents in communication process and took feedback from them in
order to know improvement in Ola’s physical skills. On the basis of feedback and
communication with Ola’s parents, it is known that Ola performs his basic activities by his
own. He does not take help of his parents for performing day to day activities. It is also found
that he takes interest in going outside and engaging in social activities. Overall, it can be said
that implemented therapies was effective and it improved health of Ola.
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Reflection for evaluating role in implementing care to meet Ola’s needs
On the basis of above care plan, I want to share my experience that I had while dealing
with Ola, who has Down syndrome and find difficulties in enjoying his life as like other people.
This care plan helped me out to the great extent as it increased my knowledge and skills
regarding Down syndrome problem and ways to treat with people who have this problem. With
the help of Gibbs reflective model, I can share my experience such as:
Description: I want to discuss my feelings of experience regarding Ola who has Down
syndrome. When I firstly met him then I became nervous because I never dealt with patients of
this age. My communication and team working skill helped me out in treating Ola. My superiors
helped me out in understanding this situation and ways in which we need to treat with such
people (Constantinou and et.al., 2020). My ability of working in a team, made me able in
providing better care to Ola. I came to know that people with Down syndrome suffer number of
problems such as: infection, vision problem, hearing problem, heart condition and others. I also
came to know that people with this problem feel frustrated and it lowers their confidence. They
are less likely to engage in social activity.
Feeling: when I interacted with Ola then I realised that he was not able to talk as like
normal people. My main aim of providing care to Ola was to make him independent as his
parents are struggling hard for supporting their son. Also, I wanted to make him feel valued and
motivated by which he can engage himself in social and other activities. With self evaluation, I
found that I am good in problem solving and decision making skill so, I took decision of making
his parents educate regarding having nutritional values of food and doing physical exercise. It
helped them out in improving Ola’s health.
Evaluation: I want to share some problems that I faced while providing care to Ola. As I
wanted to make Ola a move from home into independent living arrangements (Caley and et.al.,
2017). After some days, Ola became frustrated and due to his anger issue, it became difficult to
handle him. At that time I felt that it is not possible for me to make him independent but
communication and patience helped me out in making him feel normal and relaxed. I started to
take him out in gardens and engaged him in all activities in which he was interested.
Action plan: As I found that I was lacking in time management and other skill where I
need to become independent. So, for this, I will develop personal action plan by identifying all
activities and resources that can help me out in developing career growth. I found that
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procrastination and lower confidence are main root cause of every problem that we face so, I will
focus on this for providing better care to people with Down syndrome (Anderson, 2019).
Conclusion: It can be concluded that dealing and providing care to people with Down
syndrome of 25-50 age is difficult but team working and communication skills make able to
social workers in improving health.
CONCLUSION
It has been summarised from the above study that people with Down syndrome face number
of problems. People with this problem are more likely to get affected from infection, they suffer
from heart disease, vision problem and others and all these problems make them dependent on
others. A successful care plan is the one that consists of all those therapies and theories that is
associated and related with patients’ need and problem. It has discussed effectiveness of
behavioural therapy as it helps social and healthcare professionals in identifying behavioural
factors that affect problem of patients. By identifying main cause of problem, it becomes easier
in providing better treatment and accomplishing goals of care plan. Speech language therapies
also play a vital role as it improves communication and language skills and make patients
confident.
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