Analysis of Health and Social Care User Empowerment Strategies

This report examines the empowerment of users within the health and social care system, focusing on the UK context. It begins by establishing the importance of well-being and the role of policies and legislations. The report identifies factors contributing to the loss of independence, non-participation, and social exclusion, including health issues, lack of roles, constraints, and behavioral changes. It then explores organizational systems and processes designed to promote user participation and independence, emphasizing the analysis of user needs and the provision of opportunities for decision-making. The report also addresses the dilemmas that arise between user rights and the responsibilities of service providers, particularly concerning risk assessment and safety. The conclusion highlights the importance of appropriate management styles and intellectual hypothesis in healthcare settings, along with a list of relevant references.

Empowering Users of
Health and Social Care
Services

INTRODUCTION
Health and social care is well being is very of the essence
aspect for UK efficiency as in the level of ratio and
powerfulness of the policies, legislations and regularise
can be evaluated. Mrs. y welfare and authorization can be
activated as the baseline for economic system of UK. In
this report is focus on legalisation and policy
establishment of the empowerment of then user. The
report is based on NHS organisation

2.1 Factors that may contribute to loss of independence,
non-participation and social
exclusion
Health and physical issues- This is one of the most of import
issues of dependency and social situation of people like Mrs y.
People who are having serious health issues like paralyses,
mental disease, and other physical problems become
dependent on others for all the activities of their life. This
leads to loss of independence and chances of social exclusion.

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Lack of roles and responsibilities-In case of the retired people
like Mrs y. face the problem of lack of obligation and roles
towards the society as in they do not have thing to do which
makes them less independent and lack of engagement in the
society.
Constraints-People are facing the difficulty of being babe like
Mrs y. on others which is prime towards lack of self-assurance
and independence. They are losing the power and
opportunities to take decisions for them and authorise their
lives.

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Treated as Burden due to lack of resources-People are
Mrs y. treated as load in their families and by their
children in case lack of beginning. Lack of affection and
belongingness can also cause social group situation.
Change in behaviour-People may face changes in their
behaviour due to their age and mental illness. This also
leads to social exclusion and loss of independence.

2.2 Organisational systems and processes are managed to promote
participation and
independence of users of health and social care
The organisational policies and processes should be in order to
empower the independence of users of NHS. This can be done
by analysing their social, physical, mental, and intellectual
needs,maintaining confidentiality, providing opportunities to
decision making and choices to select. For empowering the
ability not to be dependent and promote engagement level of
consumer of NHS they should be given opportunities to take
risk for making decisions for their life and analyse advantage
and disadvantages of the factors involved in their life
decisions. Giving them opportunities to communicate and
develop relationships with others and carry their religions and
cultures for self-satisfaction.

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User to independence and choice against the care provider’s
duty
Dilemmas can be arising between rights of users of and responsibility
of service executers in balancing the rights of the users of HSC.
When freedom to take risk is provided then the health and safety
issues emerges of the users of NHS. In case of Mrs y.opportunity of
taking decisions and analysing things are provided then there
emerges the issue of security and well-being In case chances given
her to be independent and let her do all the activities of her daily
routine then it will be a risk for health. People suffering from any
mental disease or illness can take decisions which can harm them
and will be proved as a mistake NHS.

CONCLUSION
In this report is based on care specialist ought to have
an appropriate administration style to impact the
people that can evaluate the hazard for the association
and furthermore have the technique for whine. In this
report is focus on Intellectual hypothesis is the
moment hypothesis which is created in a flash as per
circumstance and in light of the physiology of the
specialist and clients of the NHS.

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