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Identifying specific needs of individual with specific type of disease

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1 1.3 Impact of social policy/practice, legislation and culture on individual with specific needs.2 TASK 22 2.1 Analysis of care needs for individuals2 2.2 Current systems 3 2.33 TASK 33 3.1 Various approaches and intervention for supporting individual with specific type of disease. 4 4.2 Effect of challenging behaviour 5 4.3 Analysis of strategies in supporting them or managing their behaviour 5 CONCLUSION 6 REFERENCES 7 INTRODUCTION Health is an indispensable factor of a person.

Identifying specific needs of individual with specific type of disease

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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................1TASK 1............................................................................................................................................11.1 Health concepts.....................................................................................................................11.2 How perception of specific needs have changed over time..................................................11.3 Impact of social policy/practice, legislation and culture on individual with specific needs.2TASK 2............................................................................................................................................22.1 Analysis of care needs for individuals..................................................................................22.2 Current systems.....................................................................................................................32.3 Evaluation.............................................................................................................................3TASK 3 ...........................................................................................................................................33.1 Various approaches and intervention for supporting individual with specific type ofdisease.........................................................................................................................................33.2 Effectiveness of intervention technique................................................................................43.3 Impact of new development in HSC.....................................................................................4TASK 4............................................................................................................................................44.1 Concepts of challenging behaviour in relation to disease.....................................................44.2 Effect of challenging behaviour............................................................................................54.3 Analysis of strategies in supporting them or managing their behaviour...............................5CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................6REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7
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INTRODUCTION Health is an indispensable factor of a person. There are numerous diseases which canimpact health condition of a person (Morgeson, DeRue and Karam, 2010). But awareness ofmaintaining health is increasing day by day. Health care professional are implementing bestmedical equipments so that they an provide best services to their patients. TASK 11.1 Health conceptsHealth is a valuable asset for a human being and is important for them to take care.Proper definition of health given by World Health Organisation (WHO) is, “ heath is a state ofcomplete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absences of disease orinfirmity”. There are different models of disability. One is social and other one is medical model.Social model of disability states that, the disability which is caused to a person is mainlydue to the way in which society is organised, rather than by a person's impairment or disease.Whereas medical model of disability sees disabled person as the problem that needs to be fixedor changed. In this individual is the problem. According to WHO, Normality is defined as patterns of behaviour or personality traitsthat are typical or that conform to some standards of proper and acceptable ways of behaving andbeing. Self image is related to one's ideas, abilities, perception, personality and person'sperception is related to different mental processes that is used to impress others. Disability is defined as the impairment which can be related to mental, physical, mental,intellectual, sensory, etc. Disorder is considered as a messy state which lack coordination. Medically, health of theperson is not sound or healthy (DePoy and Gitlin, 2015). Whereas syndrome consist of set ofdifferent signs and symptoms that are often interrelated with each other or with a particulardisease.1.2 How perception of specific needs have changed over time.Stigma and discrimination, both concept are greatest hurdles of a disable person. Stigmais basically a negative stereotype. People with mental condition report that how they were beingjudged by other person and this is their greater barrier for a satisfying life. But it differs from
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