Analysing & Evaluating Specific Needs in Health & Social Care

This report provides an analysis of specific care needs within the health and social care sector, focusing on the importance of understanding individual requirements. It examines the care needs of individuals, particularly those with conditions like dementia, and evaluates current support systems in place, referencing Wellington Hospital's role in providing treatment and the UK government's efforts to support individuals with disabilities. The report also assesses available services, including those provided by private companies like BUPA, highlighting the advantages of quality care and patient comfort. It emphasizes the need for healthcare services to be integrated within communities and designed to treat individuals with dignity and respect, alongside the ongoing development of healthcare practices through the adoption of new tools and techniques.

Understanding Specific Needs in
Health and Social Care

Introduction
In modern era, health and social care sector is
important for professional which is fully equipped
with a strong understanding the necessity of
individual which are come into the care sector. People
are growing older and technology is becoming a key
driver in modern care. So the needs of service care
are important.

2.1 Analyse the care needs of individuals
with specific needs
The individuals who need support with special care
which are suffering from many symptoms. Wellington
hospital is very helpful in to provide proper
treatments to patients which are existence in country.
Through this it will ensure that all patients will
receive proper medical care according to there needs
or there financial situation.

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As a working of head of Team Recruitment and
administration it is responsibility of this department
to provide proper care of services to patients. There
are various types of care needs of individual such as
care home focusing on dementia care which includes
residential and nursing care.

2.2 Explain current systems for supporting
individuals with specific needs
The government of UK have to encourage the
individual who are suffering from the any disabilities
and behave them with equally like a normal person.
Wellington hospital is providing many services to
different patients who are suffering from various
diseases. If the services are provided at home, then
nurse have to see that all the place must be clean where
is patients is leaving. The social worker staff help those
person that who need the support in dementia.

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It is responsibility of higher authority to collect various
information from different sources which are related with
issues of patients problems. Along with this, the more
development of health and social care while adopting the
different tools and techniques which defines the guidelines
and make stronger to provide health care activities.

2.3 Evaluate the services available in a chosen
locality for individuals with specific needs
The individual health care have been isolated with the
community. Moreover, these communities are facing
some problems to perform their day-today activities.
The services which are provided by the social worker
in Wellington hospital then these services should be
designed in such a manner so that they can treat the
people as normal.

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The private companies such as BUPA which is providing the
care home facilities to patients from their choice whether for
residential or nursing facility they want. But these services
are especially for elder people or those who are suffering
from the dementia related with illness.
Advantages
 The quality of services has been provided in terms
of care. So that patients will feel comfort.

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