This presentation discusses the care needs of service users with dementia, using the case study of Mrs. E with vascular dementia. It emphasizes the importance of personalized care and user involvement in creating a care plan, as well as the skills required for assessment. The presentation also explores different models of health and justifies the chosen model. Finally, it outlines the outcomes and actions of a care plan for Mrs. E.

Discover personalized care for Mrs. E with vascular dementia, including assessment skills, user involvement, and health model.

Meeting the Needs of Service Users: A Case Study of Mrs. E with Vascular Dementia

This case study uses Gibbs reflection model to plan better healthcare management to meet the needs of service care users. The model includes six stages and helps make learning strategies and understand one's own thinking. The study focuses on a family with multiple members suffering from various diseases and the need for pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions. The importance of mental health and the role of a care taker or nurse is also highlighted.

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Meeting the Needs of Service Users: A Case Study Using Gibbs Reflection Model

This article discusses how Gibbs reflection model can be used to create a healthcare plan for service users. The case study focuses on Mrs. E and her family's health conditions, including dementia, glaucoma, arthritis, and hearing problems. The article emphasizes the importance of mental health and medication management in improving the health status of patients.

Meeting the Needs of Service Users: A Reflection Using Gibbs Model

This presentation discusses the integrated care plan for Mrs. E, who is facing health issues like glaucoma, heart diseases, and vascular dementia. The hybrid model of care plan is justified and achievable goals are discussed. The presentation also covers the assessment results and legislation involved. Access study material on Desklib.

Meeting the Needs of Service Users: Integrated Care Plan for Mrs. E

This study focuses on the assessment, intervention, and evaluation of dementia care using physical exercise therapy. It includes a dialectic analysis of dementia and identifies mobility and ability to perform daily activities of living as the primary patient health need. Literature review highlights the effectiveness of physical exercise therapy in improving physical and cognitive functions. Implementation and evaluation of the exercise program are discussed, and the study concludes with implications for future practice. Subject: Healthcare, Course Code: N/A, Course Name: N/A, College/University: N/A

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Dementia Care: Assessment, Intervention, and Evaluation

This report discusses the integrated care plan for Mrs. E, who is suffering from dementia, heart disease, and glaucoma. It includes the achievable goals, framework, and legislation for her care. The report justifies the choice of the biomedical model of care and highlights the assessment outcomes. The report also outlines the smart goals and the health and safety act applicable to Mrs. E's care.

Meeting the Needs of Service Users: A Case Study of Mrs. E with Vascular Dementia

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