Mental Health Care: Research and Analysis

This assignment delves into the multifaceted landscape of mental healthcare in England. It requires students to analyze current service provision models, examine relevant legislation like the Mental Health Act 1983, and critically evaluate research findings on effective interventions for severe mental disorders and reducing stigma. The analysis draws upon provided sources and encourages students to synthesize information from various perspectives.

RESEARCH PROJECT
(Health and social care services provisions to service users with
mental illness)

Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: ABSTRACT.............................................................................................................3
CHAPTER 2: INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................3
CHAPTER 3: LITERATURE REVIEW.........................................................................................5
CHAPTER 4: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY.............................................................................7
Research questions...............................................................................................................12
CHAPTER 5: RESEARCH FINDINGS........................................................................................13
CHAPTER 6: DISCUSSION AND REVIEW..............................................................................17
RECOMMENDATIONS...............................................................................................................17
CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................18
Media presentation...............................................................................................................18
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................19

CHAPTER 1: ABSTRACT
Government has made various provision in order to provide effective health care services
to the patients. All these provisions are able to enhance effectiveness of care services. Present
study assesses health and social care service provision to the service users with mental illness.
Furthermore, it identifies factors that impact on mental patients and their condition. In addition,
it explains positive and negative aspects of provisions of health and social care system for mental
illness people.
CHAPTER 2: INTRODUCTION
Background of the study
Mental health issues are increasing in the UK; more than one out of six adults are
suffering from the mental illness. Over a period of time, National Health Services
(NHS) has improved the health and social care setting as well as provisions. By this way, more
people are able to get treatment in the hospitals. It works in a direction so that clinical needs of
individuals can be met and they can get recovered soon. Government is continuously working for
improving services for users (Long-term mental health care for people with severe mental
disorders, 2011). Statistical records show that in the year 2014, comprehensive inspection on
mental health services has occurred in the England. It has been identified that there are many
people who are suffering from the mental illness but they are unable to get services in hospitals.
After that, authorities have developed 54 NHS mental health trusts and 221 independent care
homes in the country.
The main agenda of government is to provide high quality care services to patients so that
they get recovered soon and their mental condition can be improved. In order to provide them
quality care, government and concerned department makes effective provisions and make
modifications in the existing health care system. There are many reasons of suffering from
mental illness which are like family pressure, work life balance issues, loneliness, economic
issues, etc. All these factors increase the risk of mental illness in society. This is the reason that
number of mental cases are increasing in the United Kingdom (Key legislation - Mental Health
Act 1983, 2013). Government of the UK makes plan so that patients with mental health issues
can receive immediate care in the hospitals and no discrimination will take place with them. In
order to fulfil this objective, authorities have provided extra funds to hospitals so that health care

professionals can implement the latest technologies and provide them quality psychological
treatment. This can help them in improving their condition and they can get recovered soon.
Mental Health Act 2007 has been introduced by government of UK in year 2007 which
actually came into force in 2008. It was for welfare of metal patients so that they can get equal
treatment in hospitals without any discrimination (Funk, 2016). There were many service users
who were suffering from dementia and other mental illnesses but due to discrimination, they
were not getting quality care in the health and social care firms. Mental Health Act was actually
imposed in the year 1983 but later on, it was amended in 2008. It has supported in promoting
dignity in care setting process in order to safeguard service users. The main agenda of making
this law is to ensure that all people who are suffering from serious mental disorders can be able
to get treatment without any issue. This provision has specified the role of professionals and way
in which they have to deal with the service users who are suffering from mental illness.
Present study will assess health and social care service provision to the service users with
mental illness. Furthermore, it will identify factors that impact on mental patients and their
condition. In addition, it will explain positive and negative aspects of provisions of health and
social care system for mental illness people.
One of the major problems in United Kingdom is that death rate of mental patients is
increasing. Statistical records show that there are many people who are suffering from dementia,
autism spectrum disorder, etc. Due to poor care service provision, they are unable to get quality
care in the hospitals. Sometimes, social restrictions create issue for them to get timely treatment
by the medical professionals. This enhances the risk on these people and increase death rate in
nation.
Aim and objectives
Aim
“To assess the health and social care service provisions to patients with mental illness: A study
on NHS”
Research Objectives
 To identify the factors that impact on the mental patient’s condition
 To examine health and social care service provisions in UK for mental illness patients
 To demonstrate positive and negative aspects of health and social care service provisions
to the metal patients

 To suggest the ways through which mental patients can get quality care in the health care
organization
There are various factors that forced researcher to select this topic of health and social
care system. One of the major elements is interest area as scholar has worked in the same field.
Individual has long term experience of this industry which helps researcher in understanding
topic and finding data on it. Researcher has worked as nurse in the hospital (Mukaetova-
Ladinska and Stuart-Hamilton, 2016). This has encouraged individual in conducting study on
same topic. Another factor that has contributed to selection of topic is adequacy of data
availability. This is the topic on which many studies have been conducted earlier by other
scholars. Thus, individual has many details available on health and social care service provisions
to users with mental illness. With the assistance of this information, researcher can become able
to complete the study in an effective manner. Furthermore, this is a feasible topic and it has been
provided by the university. It is the semi structure topic and so, it would be easy for the scholar
to conduct research on this.
CHAPTER 3: LITERATURE REVIEW
Factors impact on the mental patients condition
As per the view of Slade and et.al, (2015) loneliness is the main element which impact on
the mental health condition of the patients. There are many adults those who do not get proper
attention from families and friends. In such condition they become isolated from the society as
well. This loneliness create difficulty for them and they do not share their feelings with others as
well. This create issue for the medical professional in understanding medical illness in the person
because they do not discuss about their problems openly with them. In such condition doctors
fail to provide quality care to these services users which enhance problems for them. Thornicroft
and et.al, (2016) argued that discrimination is the main cause which affect badly to the mental
condition of the service users. Whenever person with mental illness go for the treatment in the
hospitals then people laugh at these people and medical professional do not deal with them
properly. In such condition their moral get down and they fail to get timely treatment in the
hospital. This is the main reason which increases risk on individual and they fail to get recovered
soon. According to Prince and et.al, (2016) poor legislation and ineffective provisions are the
major cause for the mental illness of patients. Medical professionals do not have proper

knowledge about the latest technologies so that they get failed to provide correct psychological
treatment to these service users. In such contention people do not get quality care in the health
care organization.
Health and social care service provisions
As per the view of Roberts, (2017) mental health act 1983 has been introduced by the
government of UK in order to protect rights of mental patients and providing them quality care
services in the hospitals. It ensures that each person get equal treatment in the care homes and no
discrimination take place in the workplace. It directs medical professional that they have to deal
with these mental patients well and have to understand their clinical needs. Government of the
nation has provided necessary training to the doctors so that they can deal with these people well
and can provide them quality care treatment in the hospitals. Hamilton and et.al, (2015) new
legislations have been made which indicates the medical professionals that they cannot give
Electro convulsive therapy with the consent of the patients. If the individual is in the serious
condition where individual cannot give consent hen doctors are required to take permission from
their family members before giving them electronic shocks.
As per the view of Mukaetova-Ladinska and Stuart-Hamilton, (2016) health and social
care provisions have been made for the safeguarding of mental patients. These provisions
indicate that each medical professional has to behave clam with the service users. They cannot
discriminate them due to their illness.
Positive and negative aspects of health and social care service provisions to the metal patients
Hamilton and et.al, (2015) argued that existing health and social care provisions are not
such effective, still patients are getting inadequate treatment due to which re-attendance rate of
these mental patients are increasing in the hospitals. As per the view of Slade and et.al, (2015)
health care authorities have passed community treatment orders. They have allowed the patients
to leave the hospitals but it is essential to supervise their condition time to time. This helps in
monitoring the condition of the mental patients and providing them timely care so that their
mental condition can be improved soon.
According to Thornicroft and et.al, (2016) health and social care act impacts positive on
the health care provisions because now medical professionals are bound to behave well with the
patients and take care of them. Doctors are required to involve people in decision making
process. Hey have to develop strong relationship with them and do not have to discriminate

them. It is essential to keep their personal information confidential so that they get equal
behaviour in the hospitals by other people.
Research project specification
Research methodology is the process that helps the scholar in carrying out the
investigation n in effective manner. In order to conduct the study in appropriate way researcher
will take support of interpretivism research philosophy. As the entire study will be qualitative in
nature thus, involvement of this method would be beneficial in order to get accurate answer to
the scholar. Furthermore, investigator will apply descriptive research design. This will support
the researcher in describing the elements appropriately and taking support of theories so that
valid results can be generated (Hamilton and et.al, 2015). Furthermore, individual will use
secondary data collection method. Use of secondary sources will be beneficial for the scholar in
order to understanding the concept of health and social care services provisions to service users
with mental illness and assessing its effectiveness. In order to analysis the data researcher will
use secondary data analysis technique. This will help in finding accurate result. Scholar will take
care of ethical aspects and will conduct the study in accurate manner. Individual will not copy
any material from any site. In addition, researcher will take support of reliable data from
authorized sites. This will help in completing the study in effective manner (Roberts, 2017).
CHAPTER 4: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Resource efficiency
In order to conduct any research in effective manner scholar is required to have adequate
resources. These resources support the researcher in finding accurate data and analysis the detail
in effective manner. In the absence of adequacy of details individual may get failed to carry out
the study in appropriate way. It is very important for the investigator that to gather in-depth
detail and finish the study on time (Flick, 2015). For that researcher is required many resources
so that overall objective of the research can be obtained. Present study is based on health and
social care services provisions to service users with mental illness. In order to carry out the
investigation in effective manner, several resources are required by the scholar. These are
explained as below:
 Technological resources: This is essential resource in the research project that helps in
carrying out the study in appropriate way. Use of technical equipments allows the person

in gathering in-depth detail about the topic and developing understanding level. For the
present research individual is needed internet, excel software. By taking support of
internet individual will be able to gather secondary information about health and social
care services provisions to service users with mental illness (Panneerselvam, 2014).
Internet will support the scholar in accessing authorized websites and government links
where detail regarding the health and social care provisions for mental patients are
maintained. This information is helpful in addressing the research problems and finding
accurate answers about the topic.
 Financial resources: It is the type of resource in which researcher is required funds for
conducting the entire study on health and social care services provisions to service users
with mental illness. Scholar will require money for transportation, for using technologies
etc. In the absence of adequate financial resources individual may get failed to carry out
the research in effective manner (Faber and et.al, 2016). Apart from this, it is also
essential for the scholar that to utilize its funds well. Each project has some budget and it
is very important for the investigator that to complete the study within specified budget.
If individual does not have adequate funds then it may create trouble for the person
because individual may get fail to involve adequate details in the study which may impact
on overall results to great extent.
 Time resource: It is responsibility of the scholar that to complete the research within
specified period of time. For that individual has to divide activities and have to schedule
these activities appropriately. This may supports the researcher in completing the
investigation on time with quality (Khan, 2014). As present study is based on health and
social care services provisions to service users with mental illness and individual is
required sufficient time to finish this research. Because it is the secondary research thus,
individual will have to collect the data from secondary sources which is time consuming
activity (Flick, 2015). Thus, scholar is required sufficient time so that entire study can be
conducted in appropriate manner and can be finished within pre decided period of time.
 Physical resource: It is essential resource in the research project, scholar requires
computer, pen, paper, books, journals etc. in order to develop understanding about the
topic. This will assist in developing understanding about the topic and individual will be
able to complete the entire research in appropriate manner. As researcher is going to

carry out the secondary research thus, it is essential for the person that to have necessary
books and journals related to this topic. This will assist the individual in completing this
research on time with quality (Taylor, Bogdan and DeVault, 2015).
All these resources play significant role in the research projects and help the scholar in
collecting in-depth detail about the topic. Health and social care services provisions to service
users with mental illness is the vast topic and research is needed adequate funds and time so that
individual can address research problem in appropriate manner. There is interrelationship
between research resources and research questions )Faber and et.al, 2016(. If the person has
sufficient resources then individual will be able to address the research questions but if there are
poor resources then it will create complication for the individual and investigator will not be able
to finish this research effectively.
Research evaluation techniques
Research methodology is the systematic process to complete a study in effective manner.
There are various principles associated with these methods which support in developing
knowledge of the scholar (Taylor, Bogdan and DeVault, 2015). It is the way of finding answers
of research problems. There are various kinds of studies and for different studies different
methods are used by the individual so that optimistic results can come out. Scholar has to put
hard efforts in order to gain knowledge about the topic. Correct tool and technique assist the
person in knowing more detail about the research area and conducting the research in effective
manner (Flick, 2015).
Research philosophy
It is the method which deals with nature and development of knowledge. Each researcher
has its own belief and on the base of this individual collect data about the subject matter.
Interpretivism, positivism, realism are three main types of philosophies that are used in different
types of projects (Vaioleti, 2016). Positivism is the method which explains that reality can not be
changed or influenced by other factors. This method conducts the entire investigation from
objective viewpoint. Scholar observes the facts in order to develop understanding about the
topic. In this tool investigator makes predictions on the basis of previously observed information.
It is generally applied in quantitative type of studies. Interpretivism is another type of philosophy
which carries out the entire research from subjective view point. This method is applied in the
qualitative type of research projects (Smith, 2015). On other hand realism is the type of method

which disclose truth of reality. In the present study on health and social care services provisions
to service users with mental illness researcher has taken support of interpretivism research
philosophy. This has helped in providing alternative solutions to the scholar so that research
problems can be addressed appropriately. As present study is qualitative in nature thus, existence
of this philosophy is suitable.
Research approach
It is another essential method of research methodology. There are two main types of
approaches: inductive and deductive (Panneerselvam, 2014). Both these methods have unique
characteristic. Inductive is the type of technique in which scholar takes support of theories and
models in order to carry out the research and developing understanding about the topic. On other
hand deductive is another method which takes support of numbers and mathematical calculations
in order to find out answers. In the present research, scholar has applied inductive research
approach. This is suitable technique and has helped in identifying health and social care services
provisions to service users with mental illness. With the assistance of this approach individual
has become able to identify patterns and regularities (Khan, 2014).
Research design
Research design is the way or the outline of carrying out the research. This show that
entire process in which individual will conduct the investigation and will find the answers.
Descriptive, exploratory, experimental etc. are designs which are used in different projects.
Descriptive research design is the type of technique which provides clear picture of the situation.
On other hand exploratory research design is another type of method which explore new areas
and investigate full nature of phenomenon (Faber and et.al, 2016). This assist the scholar in
exploring the topic and developing in-depth detail about the subject matter. It generates insight
detail about the subject matter. In the present study on health and social care services provisions
to service users with mental illness researcher has taken support of exploratory research design.
This has helped the person in exploring the ideas about mental illness and health and social care
provisions (Taylor, Bogdan and DeVault, 2015).
Research strategy
Scholar has to decide the way in which person will conduct the investigation. There are
two main types of strategies: qualitative and quantitative. Qualitative is the type of method in
which scholar takes support of theories and models in order to develop understanding but in the

quantitative type of method individual uses numbers, figures in order to find out the answers. In
the current project investigator has applied qualitative research strategy (Flick, 2015). This has
supported the person in identifying health and social care provisions for mental illness in the UK.
Data Collection
Collection of data is the only way through which individual can develop in-depth
understanding about the topic and can answer the research questions. There are two main
methods of gathering information: Primary and secondary. Primary data collection sources are
the tools in which individual has to collect first hand details. This information have never been
used earlier in any kind of studies and all details explain the real situation of the market. On
other hand secondary data collection is the method in which researcher takes support of already
available details (Vaioleti, 2016). All these data have been used in earlier studies that would be
used by the researcher in the present investigation. In the current study on health and social care
services provisions to service users with mental illness scholar has applied secondary data
collection sources. Health care provisions for the mental illness patients is the vast topic on
which individual can gather details from the government websites. Primary data collection
sources take support of questionnaire, interview etc. techniques, in order to gather details but in
the secondary data collection sources researcher uses books, journals, internet articles etc. for
developing their understanding. In the current study as well researcher has used books, journals,
internet articles, government websites in order to know more about health and social care
provisions. All these sources have helped investigator in developing understanding (Faber and
et.al, 2016). By this way person has become able to answer the research problems and finding
accurate answers.
Data Analysis
Data analysis is the process of transforming data into useful information. It is
responsibility of researcher that to evaluate the details in analytical and logical manner so that
accurate answers can be gathered. In the qualitative study research takes support of thematic
analyses or secondary analysis technique. In which individual present information through
graphs and charts (Khan, 2014). On other hand in the quantitative type of researches individual
takes support of SPSS or other mathematical methods so that desired results can be find out. In
the present study on health and social care services provisions to service users with mental
illness scholar has taken support of secondary data analysis method. Individual has used books,

journals, government websites and has developed themes. On the bases of these details
individual has evaluated the data and has find out results. These results are reliable because
individual has taken details from authorities websites and reliable sources. Thus, use of
secondary data analysis method was suitable for the current research project (Vaioleti, 2016).
Ethical Consideration
It is responsibility of the scholar that to follow ethical aspects. There are some standards
which are required to be followed by the investigator while conducting the research. In order to
finish this study in appropriate manner individual has taken care of this element. Individual has
gather information from reliable sources but researcher has not copied any material from any
website (Panneerselvam, 2014). Individual has read these articles and have developed
understanding. Scholar has prepared the project in his own words thus, there is no issue of
plagiarism. Furthermore, individual has used books and journals of other researcher. But proper
citation has been done in this study in order to show that researcher is authentic. With the help of
proper citation scholar has given credit of work to other scholars. In addition, security and
confidentiality are the major aspects of the research projects. It is very important that all the
details that have been used in the study are kept safe and confidential. For maintaining this
aspect, investigator has saved the data in password protected computer and this password has not
been shared with third party (Flick, 2015).
Research limitation
While conducting the research, scholar has faced many limitations. One of the main issue
that faced by investigator was limited time. Person had to complete this research within specified
time which was very difficult because it was secondary research and searching these secondary
data is really time consuming process (Panneerselvam, 2014). But proper scheduling has
supported the scholar in finishing this research within specified period of time. Another major
limitation of this study was availability of poor financial resources. As investigator was having
limited funds and in such amount it was not possible to finish this research in accurate manner.
But effective utilization of resources has supported the scholar in completing the research with
quality and meeting with the objective (Taylor, Bogdan and DeVault, 2015).
Research questions
 Explain factors that impact on mental patients condition?
 Examine health and social care service provisions in UK for mental illness patients?

 What are positive and negative aspects of health and social care service provisions to
mental patients?
CHAPTER 5: RESEARCH FINDINGS
Theme 1: Factors impact on mental condition of patients
Mental illness is most common disease in the UK, number of mental patients are
increasing in the hospitals' day by day. Depression, anxiety, schizophrenia etc. are most common
disorders. One of the major cause the lead mental illness in individual is isolation. UK is the
country where most of the people like to live away from their families. Some time they fail to
coordinate with social groups as well. Isolation creates negative impact on their mind and
influence their behaviour as well (Goffman, 2017). By this way these patients do not discuss
their feeling with others and feel ashamed to come in front of population. This creates mental
illness like depression and anxiety within them. From the secondary research it can be
interpreted that loneliness is the major cause of increasing mental illness. When people are
unable to get proper love and affection from family or friends then they feel sad and confuse.
Some times this loneliness creates inability to cope with daily problems (Mental health service
provision in England, 2014).
It has been analysed that adults are facing mental issues to great extent. They have unique
qualities but when their qualities are not being encouraged and they do not get promotional
opportunities then their confidence get reduced. In such condition they fail to perform their work
well and face many challenges (Walker, McGee and Druss, 2015). If they feel happy and
confidence then they can be able to ace any complexity but when they are under confident then
get suffer from anxiety or depression. From the secondary research it is analysed that imbalance
between personal and professional life is the cause that enhances risk of mental disorder in the
human being. Most of the people in UK fail to give proper time to their families and they have to
work for the longer duration in their offices. In such condition they fail to spend quality time and
enjoy their life (Nolen-Hoeksema and Rector, 20150. This hectic life makes them isolated from
societies and friends. That increases risk of mental illness among adults. They have to work
under tough environment and have to follow strict rules and regulation. In such situation they do
not discuss their feeling with others and always think about their professional life., This is the
major factor which causes mental disorders among adults.

Theme 2: Health and social care service provisions
From the research it is analysed that government of the nation continuously trying to
minimize number of cases of mental disorders and trying to improve health conditions of the
patients. In order to accomplish its objective authorities have made many provisions. It is
essential for the medical professionals that to follow these provisions and provide care to the
patients as per the required standards (Strauss, 2017). In the year 1983 Mental Health Act has
been introduced by the authorities which was later amended in the year 2007. The main objective
of introducing this law was that many mental patients were unable to get quality care in hospitals
but this regulation ensure safeguarding of service users. Doctors now required to take consent
from the patients before giving them treatment. They can not give them electronic treatment
directly without taking their permission. Secondary resources define that each professional has to
perform their duties well and they have to develop healthy relationship with the service users.
This helps them in understanding their clinical needs and providing them, correct treatment. It
has been analysed that most of the mental patients live isolated and they do not discuss their
issues with others (Goffman, 2017). Government has made provision that professionals have to
behave positive with these people and have to treat them equally. Its is essential to provide them
positive environment so that they feel happy and discuss their issues with others. This is the way
that assist in improving health condition of these patients.
From the secondary research it is analysed that Health and social care act 2012 has been
introduced by the government of the nation This ensure that mental patients do not get
discrimination in the hospitals. It is essential for the medical professionals that to provide them
equal treatment in care homes. Most of the people are made vulnerable due to their illness. This
provision ensures that mental health condition of the patients get recovered soon (Walker,
McGee and Druss, 2015). Provision of mental ill people has been made in order to enhance
equality in the health and social care sector. This provision ensures that medical professionals are
required to adopt person centric approach while providing care to the patients. This assist in
delivering quality care to the mental patients and improving their health conditions. From the
research it can be interpreted that government of the nation is organizing care programs and
review the working of this program. It helps the NHS and other concern authorities in measuring
the success of the programs. If they find some loop fall in the system then they make changes in

the programs so that service users can get quality care services (Nolen-Hoeksema and Rector,
2015).
From the research it is analysed that community mental health care system has been
developed by the government. In this system medical professionals are offering community
based care services to the care users. This is the way that helps in treating mental patients in
emergency as well. Recently college of psychiatrists has introduced the campaign for the welfare
of mental patients those who are suffering from stigma. It has been identified that t here are
many mental patients those who are not taking timely treatment because of discrimination in the
society (Strauss, 2017).
Theme 3: Positive and negative aspects of health and social care service provisions to the
metal patients
From the secondary research it is found that existing health and social care provisions for
the mental ill persons are so effective. Government has made hard efforts in order to raise
knowledge of the doctors and nurses. Authorities have allotted funds to the hospitals so that
training for the nurses can be organized and implement the latest technologies in the hospitals
(Goffman, 2017). This provision has supported in improving knowledge of the medical
professionals and they have become able to provide quality care services to the service users.
Use of the latest technologies has given positive results in health and social care sector. This is
the factor which has improved quality of care services and now people are able to get high
quality care in the hospitals (Nolen-Hoeksema and Rector, 2015).
Health and social care act 2012 is effective enough in order to create healthy environment
in the hospitals and it is essential for the local communities that to ensure that all medical
professional follow guidelines strictly. But still these provisions are ineffective. Because these
are unable to provide long term care to the mental ill service users.
Theme 4: Involvement of service users in care procedure
From the research it is analysed that government of the nation has made provision that
medical professionals are required to involve people in the care procedure. All patients have
right to know about their condition and what kind of treatment individual is getting (Walker,
McGee and Druss, 2015). Some times due to unawareness of the service users doctors given
them such care which do not work on them in such condition their medical condition do not get
improved soon. Thus, it has become now necessary for the medical professionals that to make

the person aware with their clinical condition and care process that doctors will adopt in order to
improve their health condition. This provision has given positive results to the service users
because now they are able to get effective services in the hospitals and feeling involved in the
process. But some times' involvement of the mental patients create difficulty for the
professionals because due to cultural barriers both fail to coordinate well each others. Mental
patients do not have capability to understand the procedure and give appropriate response on it.
Mental patients are required to get psychological treatment (Goffman, 2017).
Government of the nation is continuous making new plans and involve social workers in
the planning. Social workers are get involved in the care system for the mental ill patients. These
people are observing the condition of society and proving personal care to these people (Strauss,
2017). This develops confidence of the mental patients and they become able to live a healthy
life. Government has developed many day centres where specialist doctors are providing quality
care to the mental patients by taking support of various therapies. These medical professional are
the expert of this field and are able to understand clinical needs of the service users. They
involve them in decision making process which assist in raising confidence and mental ability of
these patients (Walker, McGee and Druss, 2015).
Theme 5: Effectiveness of health and social care provisions in improving mental illness of
people
From the secondary research it is analysed that mental-health-related provision are very
effective for a mental patient. This provision are very helpful for individual patient giving a
preferences, full fill their need and giving a best treatment to their hospital. Health care giving
better service their mental patience under these provision. So its very effective. These provision
help to patience feel better and providing taking corrective action in care of deficiency under
these provision (Long-term mental health care for people with severe mental disorders, 2011).
Doctor communicating with customer which type of treatment giving to their patience. They
follow legal work each mental patient providing service requirements on equality, diversity and
do not discriminate and giving a full right to their patient which type of treatment they want.
Hospital performing their role in promoting individuals right, choice and active participate.
People need to understand which type of treatment easily available and easily main t their health.
So doctor follow these provisions they follow standards of practice, service standard and
properly guide their customer. This provisions have giving positive result patient improve their

health easily, they feel good in hospital, no any one take any problem. Hospital staff treat with
them in good manner (Mental health service provision in England, 2014).
Under these provision Many hospitals develop their qualities service giving a better
treatment their customer and help them. These provision main motive to provide the best quality
treatment to the mental patient and under their problems. Healthcare department follow all these
provisions because its very necessary to society. Government continuous making new plans and
involve social workers in these provisions (Key legislation - Mental Health Act 1983, 2013).
Currently treatment model of heath care do not complex for mental illness the circumstance call
for ultra change in paradigm and practice of mental heath care , including improving standard of
training, developing new methods. These are provision are beneficial for mental patient
improving their health. Under these provision patient with mental disorder among health service
network and main purpose full fill their demand and giving the best qualities medicines also.
Identity their actual problem and patient satisfaction.
CHAPTER 6: DISCUSSION AND REVIEW
Discussion
From the above analyses it can be said that campaign ensure that negative perception of
society towards these people can be abolished and people develops their understanding that
mental illness is the common disease. This helps in minimizing discrimination from the society
so that mental patients fell safe and they become able to discuss about their illness openly with
the medical professionals. In such care procedure doctors develop good relationship with the
users so that their trust can be achieved. This develops strong relationship between then and
patients share in-depth detail about their condition which helps the care providers in measuring
the situation and providing them quality care. If this involvement is not there then it creates
confusion which may affect the care procedure. As per the existing provision of health and social
care act, patients have right to ask about their medical situation from the doctors and medical
professional are liable to give all the detail about the same. Doctors can examine their situation
by taking support of advance technique.
RECOMMENDATIONS
There are various ways through which health and social care system can improve
condition of mental ill patients. These ways are described as below:

 Government should make changes in their regulation, they have to promote social
workers those who can provide personal care to the mental ill people. Generally mental
patients feel ashamed to discuss about their issue thus, they do not get timely care. Social
workers have to adopt personal centred approach and have to raise confidence of these
people. This can develops trust of these people and they will be able to discuss their
clinical needs with the medical professional. This provision will work in improving
mental condition of the patients in the country and will support in minimizing number of
case of mental illness.
 Government should make strict rules against the discrimination. There are many people
those who are getting discriminated in the hospitals thus, fail to get timely care. If
authorities concentrate on this element then it will abolish discrimination from the society
and each person will be able to get equal treatment from nurses and doctors in care home.
 Engaging users and provision of alternative interventions must be implement in the health
and social care setting strictly. This is the effective way that can assist in improving
health care services for the mental ill patients. Authorities have to encourage voluntary
organization and spiritual leaders. This is the best way through which improved clinical
outcome can be obtained. Person centred care system is the effective way that can
enhance confidence and trust of the users on the professionals and they will be able to
discuss their issues with them easily.
CONCLUSION
It can be concluded that after making amendments in the mental health act still there are
many people those who are not receiving quality care. It is because, many medical professional
fail to develop healthy relationship with the patients. In such condition they fail to identify the
rout cause of their mental problems and they do not become able to deliver quality care services
to these people
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