Wellbeing of Mentally ill Client - Dementia Care and Wellbeing

This report examines the wellbeing of mentally ill clients, with a specific focus on dementia patients. It explores the rationale behind the chosen service, which involves appointing a Dementia Practitioner and Navigator to provide personalized care. The report highlights the importance of graphics and wording in conveying information effectively, as well as outlines entry, connecting, and exit points for users of the wellbeing service. Furthermore, it identifies the professionals involved in delivering these services, including healthcare and social care workers. The aim is to improve the overall wellbeing and care for individuals suffering from mental health issues, especially dementia.

Wellbeing of Mentally ill Client
Reason for choosing well-being of mentally ill client
Mental ill health disease such as dementia has been increasing at faster rate in UK.
Number of dementia female sufferers in UK is more as compared to male.
The extent of devastation of dementia is death which is drastically increasing in the
nation.
Due to rise in number of clients who are suffering from dementia, health care
organizations are burdened heavily with the funds and human resource requirement.
In that case, there is need to choose their care and treatment.
Understanding the right of client who is mentally unfit is essential.
Practical and emotional care is also required to be made with respect to other care
and services.
Description of the actual service chosen
The actual service chosen for well-being is to appoint Dementia Practitioner and Navigator for
the same.
The services of well-being will further focus on providing a personalised experience for
dementia sufferers.
There will further be a creation of personalized wellbeing plan for everyone.
A local service, will also be present that will be delivered by teams located in different bases.
Each set of general practitioner as well as dementia patient will benefit by receiving the
support of named dementia navigator as well as coordinator.
Why graphics and wordings important
 Gives the idea regarding the purpose for which the poster is being made.
 Graphics give proper view to the poster
 It also increases the outlook of the poster.
 having graphics in the poster encourages the viewer to look upon the poster properly
 Wordings are also required in the poster so that information related to the subject matter can be comprehended.
 Different fonts give attractive look to the poster.
Possible entry, connecting and exit points for users of wellbeing service
Entry for users can be rough registering their name as dementia patient with their general practitioner. The GP will then connect the patients
with the Dementia Practitioner and Navigator. It will be done by exchange of contact information between the two. Those who do not wish to be part
of this service can exit from the same.
Professionals involved in delivering the services
Health care worker
Social care workers