HSE 220 Final Project: Presentation on Treatment Barriers and Advocacy

This presentation, created for the HSE 220 final project, focuses on barriers to treatment experienced by human services clients. It explores various aspects, including key stakeholders like colleagues and BTC (likely a transportation service), and how to effectively communicate with them. The presentation covers appropriate delivery methods, considering social and cultural factors such as ethics and social organizations. It also outlines relevant legal and ethical standards like the Care Act 2014 and the Americans with Disabilities Act 1990. The presentation aims to raise awareness and advocate for clients by addressing challenges at a community and policy level, as well as providing a leadership, compassion, and advocacy to clients.

Power Point Presentation

TABLE OF CONTENTS
A INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................1
B MAIN BODY...............................................................................................................................1
REFLECTION.................................................................................................................................3
Conclusion...................................................................................................................................3
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5

A INTRODUCTION
B MAIN BODY
Covered in PPT
REFLECTION
Conclusion
The key stakeholders other than a transportation company which needs to be interacted
are the neighbours, relatives, friends etc which can be contacted and interactions can be made so
that they would provide a transportation service to the clients in order to provide an effective
treatment to clients and it is the best option to provide adequate services to clients.
In order to deliver a message to colleagues, most appropriate delivery method would be
that colleagues would be that first colleagues should be made familiar with the topic which needs
to be presented by providing a brief introduction and after that the entire scenario will be
discussed with facts and figures in order to make my points more valid. After presentation I will
take questions from my colleagues and try to answer them properly and at last suggestions will
be taken in order to improve the situation. In order to deliver a message to BTC a meeting can be
held with members of BTC a proper presentation will be delivered by addressing the issue, by
providing them a legal information about their poor service and what is the impact of their
services on clients and on agency. After that reasons will be asked and then suggestions will be
provided to them in order to improve their services.
The social and cultural factors that will be considered while delivering a message to
target audience would be; for Colleagues as social factors like ethics will be considered as is the
duty of my colleagues to have work ethics in order to provide an effective service to clients and
the cultural factors like social organization as our agency works as social organization in order to
serve needy people. For BTC social factors would be social economic conditions and cultural
factors would be nature of business that BTC employees work with.
Legal and ethical standards for colleagues would be Care Act 2014 which will help in
proving effective services and ethical standard would be loyalty and responsibility. For BTC
Legal standards would be Americans with Disabilities Act 1990 which means they have to
follow the policies and procedures of transportation services. Ethical consideration would be
justice to their job.
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REFERENCES
Books and Journal
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Martens, K., 2018. Ageing, impairments and travel: Priority setting for an inclusive transport
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Rodrigue, J.P., Comtois, C. and Slack, B., 2016. The geography of transport systems. Routledge.
Stubbs, P.C., Tyson, W.J. and Dalvi, M.Q., 2017. Transport economics. Routledge.
White, P.R., 2016. Public transport: its planning, management and operation. Routledge.
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