Paediatric and Neonate Care Plans in Western Australia

PAEDIATRIC AND NEONATE CARE
PLANS

Executive summary
The study has highlighted the effectiveness of the paediatric and neonate care plans in
Western Australia. In order to analyse the fact, the care plan and strategies of South Western
Sydney Local Health District (SWS LHD) has been discussed in the study in a précised
manner. The demographical analysis has been done to locate the number of children would
get the care plans of SWS LHD. The demographical analysis has shown the fact that the
demand for effective child healthcare is increasing in Western Australia over the years. The
trend of increase in the demand for child healthcare is opening the opportunities for SWS
LHD to open their child healthcare units in various places around Western Australia. Several
healthcare determinants have been discussed in the study along with the intervention
procedures. Morbidity rate and mortality rate of the neonates have been discussed in the
study with an effective discussion on situational analysis. The rates of healthcare assessments
have signified the fact that the newborn babies require breastfeeding of their mother to stay
away from the various child infections. Moreover, the timespan of breastfeeding must be
assessed by the healthcare professionals of SWS LHD to analyse the potential outcome of
their strategic plan. Additionally, the need for a growing number of service activity plans
must be analysed with effective techniques. The adaptation of various child healthcare
models can be beneficial for SWS LHD to analyse the types of neonate disease and the
possible way for effective intervention techniques. Various healthcare strategies of SWS
LHD have been discussed and outlined recommendations for the strategic loopholes.
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Table of Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................3
Analysis......................................................................................................................................3
Demographic analysis............................................................................................................3
Determinants of health...........................................................................................................4
Morbidity and mortality.........................................................................................................5
Need assessment.....................................................................................................................6
Service profiles and partners..................................................................................................6
Service activity.......................................................................................................................6
Situational analysis.................................................................................................................7
Service delivery care model...................................................................................................8
Future service delivery and care model.................................................................................8
Key Goals Objective and strategies.......................................................................................8
Recommendation..................................................................................................................11
Conclusion................................................................................................................................11
Reference list............................................................................................................................12
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Introduction
The study of Paediatric and neonatology denotes the healthcare of newborn babies and
young adults. They require quality care to stay safe from various diseases. The study on child
health care has been evolving in South Western Sydney over the years. The South Western
Sydney Local Health District (SWS LHD) has helped the treatment and care process of the
newborn children. It is notable that newborn child health can be affected by some uncommon
diseases which are generally different from normal children disease. Efficient care must be
provided by the healthcare staffs of SWS LHD. The care must be provided under well-
developed childcare infrastructure (Kim, 2014). Hence, this study will unfold the initiative
taken by SWS LHD to develop the healthcare plans for the children. The effective health care
plans for children can be framed with essential childcare coordination and activities. The
framework for the neonates' can be useful to provide quality and safety care to the newborn
babies(Watling, 2015). The initial process of developing healthcare framework for the
neonates will be started by analyzing the demography and health care determinants. The
morbidity and mortality rate of the newborn children in Western Australia will also be
discussed with related data and examples. The service profiles and activities of the healthcare
professionals of SWS LHD will also be discussed to demonstrate the clinical service planning
for the neonates. The care delivery models will also be discussed in the context of the
situational analysis. This will unfold the type of treatment that will be provided to the
newborn babies whenever they fall ill. The core strategies are discussed to identify the gaps
in reviewing the authenticity of the treatment procedure. Recommendations will be provided
based on the existing childcare loopholes of SWS LHD. The conclusion will state all the
discussion within a single nutshell and will outline an overall recommendation for the
neonate healthcare development.
Analysis
Demographic analysis
The demographic analysis is helpful to find out the number of the population under the child
healthcare plans of SWS LHD. The population for child health services of SWS LHD has
been growing over the years (Akdemir & Özkan, 2018). The demographical healthcare status
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