Healthcare Sector Report: NHS Services, Diversity, and Regulations

This report provides an analysis of the healthcare sector, focusing on the National Health Service (NHS). It begins with a background of the healthcare industry, highlighting its role in providing services for aged care, disability, and mental health. The report then details the NHS's mission, vision, and core values, emphasizing its commitment to improving patient well-being and providing accessible healthcare. It outlines the various services and support types offered by the NHS, including emergency care and ambulance services. The report also addresses the importance of cultural diversity within the NHS, emphasizing the organization's commitment to respect and inclusion. Furthermore, it discusses the legislative requirements, such as the Data Protection Act 2018, that govern patient privacy and confidentiality. Finally, the report includes contact information and relevant references, offering a comprehensive overview of the NHS's operations and its role in the healthcare sector.

APPLICATION ASSESSMENT
PART- 1

Background of the sector i.e. disability, aged care, mental health
 Healthcare industry consists of those firms that
manufactures medical products and provide the best
services including diagnosis, prevention, treatments of
health problems and illness and rehabilitation.
 This sector is specialist in providing aged care,
disability and mental health services to communities.
 The role of health care sector within society is to
improve the health of people without making
differences.
 Firms work under this industry produce medical drugs
or equipment, cater medical services and facilitate
provision of health and social care to patients.

Organisation Name
 NHS is one of the largest and most popular organisation work under healthcare sector
since for so long, it stands for National Health Service.
 It refers to government funded health and medical care services that people living in
UK can use without taking permission.

Mission, vision and philosophy
Mission-
 Clinical networks is the mission of NHS that bring together those who use, provide and
commission services to improve outcomes for service users.
 Networks work across organizational edge to improve the care for people whose care is
provided by number of companies, by using integrated, entire system method.
Vision-
 The vision of NHS is to increase well-being and health of patients and prevent illness,
the staff of company is trying to keep people well, they want to deliver better care
services through quick access to the latest services.
Philosophy-
 Improve lives, work together for patients and commitment to quality of care are the
core values or philosophy of NHS.

Services and support types
 NHS provide different types of services and support to its patients for example, clinics
and health centres, they provide emergency access to health care.
 NHS have 10 separate ambulance services.

Cultural Diversity
 The culture of NHS is sustained by the set of core values including dignity and respect,
inclusion and compassion.
 The management committed to treat all workers with equal respect and importance that
define the cultural diversity of organisation.

Legislative requirements such as: Privacy and Confidentiality & Complaints
NHS follow all rules and regulations according to the Data protection act 2018, they focus
on confidentiality and privacy of its patients and workers as well.

Contact details
To call NHS people can use next generation text service, they can dial 18001 followed by
03003112233.

REFERENCES
 Antoni, R and et.al., 2017. The comparative effects of intermittent versus continuous
energy restriction on anthropometry and cardiometabolic disease risk markers in obese
patients utilizing weight loss support services provided by an NHS tier 3 weight
management service. The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society. 76(OCE4).
 Moberly, T., 2017. NHS staff have achieved “mission impossible,” Hunt says.