HSC: Analyzing Health Concepts, Legislation, and Support Systems

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of health and social care (HSC), covering key concepts such as health, disability, illness, and patient behavior. It examines the impact of legislation, policies, society, and culture on HSC services, as well as the evolving perceptions of specific patient needs over time. The report delves into different care needs of individuals, current support systems, and an evaluation of available services. It also explains various approaches and interventions used to support individuals, assessing the effectiveness of these strategies and discussing the potential impact of emerging developments in the field. Furthermore, the report addresses challenging behavior, its potential impact, and effective strategies for managing it within health and social care organizations. This document is a valuable resource for understanding the complexities and dynamics of health and social care.

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................................3
TASK 1.................................................................................................................................................3
1.1. Analyse the concept of health, disability, illness and behaviour of user in HSC .....................3
1.2. Perception of specific needs have changed overtime...............................................................4
1.3 Impact of legislations and policies, society and culture on the HSC services...........................4
TASK 2 ................................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Analyse the different care needs of individuals.........................................................................5
2.2 Current system for supporting individual .................................................................................6
2.3 Evaluation of the service available in chosen locality for individual .......................................6
TASK 3 ................................................................................................................................................7
3.1 Explain the approaches and interventions available to support individuals..............................7
3.2 Effectiveness of intervention strategies ....................................................................................7
3.3 Discuss the potential impact of emerging developments...........................................................8
TASK 4.................................................................................................................................................9
4.1 Produce a fact sheet that explain the challenging behaviour.....................................................9
4.2 Potential impact of challenging behaviour................................................................................9
4.3 Analyse the strategies working with challenging behaviour.....................................................9
CONCLUSION..................................................................................................................................10
References...........................................................................................................................................11
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INTRODUCTION
Health and social care is very effective term which is used to refer the healthcare provisions,
infrastructure, public and private sector. This report includes the study of health, disability, illness
and behaviour of the health care assistant and the patients as well. Analyse the impact of
government rules and regulations, social policies, society and culture etc. on the services of health
and social care firms. Furthermore, this report consist the needs of the health and social care firms
and effect of that services on an individual who belongs to that firm. In addition to this,
development of the health and social care influenced by the provided services and the specific needs
of the patients. Moreover, this report also analyse the potential impact of challenging behaviour on
health and social care organization and discuss the strategies applied by the firm to improve the
growth rate and services(Attree and et.al., 2011).
TASK 1
1.1. Analyse the concept of health, disability, illness and behaviour of user in HSC
There are several and different terms related to the health and social care services. Mainly
the concept of health and social care is directly related to the employers and employees as well.
Moreover, these concepts make the user of health and social care very conscious about the services
and make them to behave in a specific and effective target manner(Boote, Baird and Sutton, 2011).
Mainly the misunderstanding regarding to the concepts and the healthcare services may harm the
aims and objectives of the health and social cares services. Analyse the main concept of health and
disability, illness and behaviour which is given below: Health: Health of the patients is the major issue in health care sectors and affect their
services in many ways like demand of the patients, employer services, employees
satisfaction and more. World health organization states the main concept of the health is " A
state of complete mental, physical and social well-being not simply the absence of sickness
or unfitness. In the absence of illness some people means that the person who has no disease
is situated as a healthy person. Disability: In NHS person with disability is mainly describes in the way of having the long
term physical, mental, intellectual damage and those who are not able to interact with other
person and participating the social events as well. Disability is not only a specific health
problem but also reflects the interaction of the person's body and the features of the society
as well. To overcoming this disability problem health and social care create the environment
to remove the social barriers and cultural effect as well.
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 Illness and behaviour of user: Illness is a matter that vary from person to person and affect
the personal emotions. Mainly the concept of illness plays a vital role to improve and
diagnose the sickness and long term disease. The behaviour of the patients mainly define in
the way that how patient monitor their body. analyse the symptoms and take the immediate
action to diagnose that specific disease with the help of health care services and the systems
as well.
1.2. Perception of specific needs have changed overtime
This topic includes the need of the patients have changes overtime, Moreover it mainly
consist the belief, values and the demand of the patients will change according to the world changes
(Kemp, Griffiths and Lovell, 2012). Hence, the perceptions of that specific needs is also changed
over the time when the technology and the demand of the patients changes with time. As an
assistant in health and social care sectors, will has the responsibilities towards their patient and use
the specific tactics to improve the health of the patients. One of the important and greatest challenge
taken by the assistant is that to procure the facilities to their patients. The changes of the social
customs and the culture trend will importantly change the perceptions of the needs of the people.
Moreover, the philosophical changes also affect the needs of the people and change their perception
towards the health care services. It has been identified that people with different learning disorders
have some specific needs from social care workers. The people with disability can lead towards
diverse groups in relation with age, disability degree and other associated problems. In addition to
this, it can be said that number of legislative aspects are being introduced by authorities in order to
overcome such kind of issues. By having an application of methods in regard to long term health
care standards the issues can be resolved.
In health and social care sectors, sometimes the person who has the specific needs and
requirement regarding to the provided services of healthcare, is more vulnerable, harm and abuse3
by the other people of the community. Patients may have the problem regarding the services which
provided by the healthcare sectors and because of that their needs changes accordingly. Peter suffer
from the Cerebral Palsy which is bi-polar affective disorder and the requirement of patients who are
suffering from that particular disorder are also changes over the time. For this case scenario NHS
has to be follow the procedure to improve the providing services in an effective manner and help
their patients in procure the disease.
1.3 Impact of legislations and policies, society and culture on the HSC services
The legislations and the policies can directly affect the procedures of the healthcare sectors
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and has the great impact on the patient's demands and the growth rate of the health sectors as well.
People who has the specific needs then the environment of the particular zone is also affects the
services which provided by the healthcare sectors.
In addition to this, it can be stated that there are diverse acts which need to be referred
effectively such as Health Act 1999, Care Trust, Children Act, etc. By having an application of such
measures the issues can be resolved in desired manner. Children Act is protect children and adults
from some unwanted issues like, child labour, etc. With an application of such values the health care
standards can be advanced effectively. Government is also having continuous improvement in the
process by having changes in standards of care trust. It allows to meet key goals and objectives in
desired manner.
Social policies has the great impact on those people who has the specific needs and the
demands. Social policy mainly includes the values, norms of the society which is directly connected
to the culture of society. This culture and society cannot be ignored by the healthcare sectors and the
patients as well, and this culture also provides the possibility to own the services which people
needs. There are number of government rules and legislations to promote the rights of the people
who are suffering from the disability and bi-polar affective disorder in the UK. Some of these factor
includes the act like equity act, disability discrimination act, special education needs or more. These
acts plays a vital role to improve the services of the healthcare and increase the demand of the
patients as well. For Peter and his family this rules and regulations are play most important and
effective role in improvement of his health and survival from the Bi-polar disorder, in the way of
applying effective rules, laws and the policies and more. In health and social care sectors special
rules and regulation has been made for the development of the services and provide the equal
services to all the patients or opportunities for children who has the special needs.
TASK 2
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TASK 3
3.1 Explain the approaches and interventions available to support individuals
There are some of the specific approaches and intervention available for the individual's
specific needs. As a health care journal, to support the individual's specific needs there are several
types of approaches and intervention available for the healthcare sectors. First of all, Mr. Anis
suffered from brain haemorrhage, and this disorder needs much of attention. problems like hearing
and surgical are moderate and impactful for the patient(Staniszewska and et.al., 2011).
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An intervention is the process to achieve the set target goals and improve the current
situation related to the patients and get involved in the process as well. These services are mainly
includes the services like speech therapy, cognitive therapy, physiotherapy, psychologist support
and much more. These therapy are much more needed for those people who are suffering from the
mental problems and bi-polar disorder problem as well. Intervention are helpful for those who have
special needs to maintain their level of health. Anis and his family get involved in that type of
services for improve their mental conditions and health as well. There are several approaches and
interventions are available for those who suffer from the disabilities and has the specific needs of
care (Marmot and et.al., 2012).
3.2 Effectiveness of intervention strategies
Intervention strategies are mainly applied in health and social care and improve the
providing services of the HSC. These strategies helps to improve the mental strength of each
individual who are relates to that specific problems. The legal support that provided by the health
care sectors for those people who have different type of needs of care and these also be considered
for effectiveness.
 Behavioural and developmental intervention: Behavioural and developmental
intervention are related to the individual's specific needs of care. It is very helpful for
children like Anis and adult both in the way of mental and physical problems. The
developmental intervention is effective for overall success of that particular strategies.
 Biomedical interventions: Biomedical therapy is mainly focuses on the treating and
reworking the brain and it has the great impact on those people who are suffer from the
mental disorder. Biomedical therapy are mainly meant to help their patients in the way
of physiological symptoms and more (Pollock and et.al., 2012). By having an improved
focus on such values the issues in regard to Anis health can be resolved effectively for
sustainable development.
 Health and service based intervention: In this services management of health and
social care provides the best employment services and education related to that disease
and improve their quality services (Rhodes, 2012).
3.3 Discuss the potential impact of emerging developments
The potential impacts of emerging development which in support of specific needs and
established social norms of individuals. The developments in medical and health care sectors
includes the medical development, social development, technology development and the
development in rules and regulation of the government. Technology development has the great
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impact on the health and social care services and the needs of the Anis. If new technology
implement in the health and social care sectors that has the great impact in the improvement of the
service provided by them and also increase the demand and requirement of the Anis regarding that
particular services(Millar and Hall, 2013).
Moreover, the potential impact of the emerging development on the support of individual
needs are as follows:
 The individuals with specific needs will directly benefited by the services of healthcare
sector in both mentally and physically as well.
 In this case society will also benefited by the participation of the large group of society
members and individuals.
 The Anis also needs the services like employment opportunities and the other related
services.
 The individuals with specific needs will highly educated and also contribute in the socio-
economic development of the country.
TASK 4
4.1 Produce a fact sheet that explain the challenging behaviour
Challenging behaviour also known as the behaviour which defines the cultural and abnormal
behaviour such as intensity, frequency, or duration that the physical safety of the person. Common
types of challenging behaviours mainly includes the self-injurious behaviour likewise hitting,
biting, scratching etc. And it also includes the aggressive behaviour of the individuals in the form of
hitting others and biting, punching, kicking, spitting and more. As per the provided case study Mr.
JC suffers from the mental condition in which he get angry at a immediate matter of time and also
becomes very aggressive. Day care services majorly affect by the nature of Mr. JC in this scenario
he has the specific habit like choose the specific chair for sitting and eat only fishes no other dish.
These are major challenges for the day care management and their staff as well. He also get very
aggressive on immediate basis and start swearing to the staff members, Because of that day care
staff faced various challenges to handle the anger of Mr. JC. These are the main factors that affect
the quality services of the day care sectors.
4.2 Potential impact of challenging behaviour
In health and social care sectors there is a great impact on the services and the growth of the
healthcare sectors in the form of challenges and behaviour of the patients. It has the effective
potential impact of challenging behaviour and the health workers are in problem to cope up with
these problem like anger and misbehaviour or more. The organization may think over to over to do
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the perfect job and provide the best services to their patients. Because handling that type of patients
is very difficult for the management and the staff as well. Day care staff member are very unhappy
with Mr. JC because of their aggressive behaviour and anger. The social workers are majorly
affected by their behaviour and aggressive nature of the patients. The stress and pressure of the
related work will make the staff frustrated about their job and they are not supposed to do the work
with that particular care sector for long time. This pressure makes the employees very frustrate
about their job and they are not be willing to work with their organization. Health workers may also
feel demotivate with the management and the patients as well and get depressed because of their
own problems. Health workers also feel the challenges regarding the behaviour of their patients and
the user of health and social care.
4.3 Analyse the strategies working with challenging behaviour
In the UK health and social care there are main concern about the people with specific needs
of care. Hence, there are several strategies applied by the health and social care sector to improve
their own growth rate and requirement of the patients as well. Strategies are given below:
 The strategies are mostly successful in several cases like earn the trust of the patients and
make them happy by providing best health care services.
 The strategies are mainly effective for the health workers and the patients as well and has
the great impact on the development of the healthcare sectors.
 The focus of that type of strategies is mainly based on the patient's requirement and then
health workers.
 Some of that strategies are also improves the needs of the individual and challenges
behaviour as well.
CONCLUSION
As per the above discussion regarding of the understanding the needs of the health and
social care, it can be concluded that health, disabilities, illness and behaviour of the patients and
health workers has the great impact on the development of health and social care sectors. Moreover,
it also discuss the specific needs of care of each individual and their requirement as well. In addition
to this, it concluded that the effective need of the patient who suffer from the mental disorder and
sickness. Furthermore, this report describes the potential impact of the challenging behaviour and
about the strategies which is applied by the healthcare sectors.
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