Person-Centered Care & Social Isolation in Health and Social Care

This report provides a comprehensive overview of key principles in health and social care. It discusses how health and social care values influence care delivery, explains the principles of safeguarding service users, and evaluates the impact of government legislation and codes of practice on professional practice. The report also examines person-centered care and its role in holistic care, addressing the issues of social isolation and exclusion among service users and how professionals can help overcome these challenges. The analysis emphasizes the importance of ethical considerations, legislative frameworks, and patient-centered approaches in delivering high-quality health and social care services.

The principles of Health and Social
Care

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
TASK 1............................................................................................................................................3
1: Discuss how health and social care values influence care delivery?.................................3
2: Explain the principle of safeguarding service users?.........................................................4
TASK 2............................................................................................................................................4
3: Evaluate the piece of government legislation in health and social care and its influence on
practice?..................................................................................................................................4
4: Evaluate how codes of practice influence professional practice?......................................5
TASK 3............................................................................................................................................6
5: Evaluate person-centered care and its role in holistic care?...............................................6
6: Discuss the issue of social isolation and exclusion in services user and how professionals
can help to overcome these?...................................................................................................6
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
Health and social care are defined as the term which is related to the service that is
available from the health and social care provider in respect of issues and complications which is
associated with health. In this, there is a various subject which implies in the health and social
care which some of the subjects are discipline and so on. Health and social care are a
collaborative element of sociology, biology, nutrition, law, and ethics which used to provide
various ways to be happy and well-being taking the good and better aspect of health and social
care. Health and social care services support to provide various conception to the end of their
life. As per this, a healthy mother will have a healthy child and then the transition is going on
going on and convert into a healthy adult the people are healthy and resources are used in such a
way which help to create some the positive result and aspect of short-term and long-term looking
for the life. This report states some of the questions which are mentioned and appropriately
answered in a specific to understand the necessity and importance of that question in aspect to
the health and social care (Buse and et. al., 2018).
MAIN BODY
TASK 1
1: Discuss how health and social care values influence care delivery?
The health and social care values in this with every step help an individual to understand
the need and wants which is related with the health and social care. Because the value of health
and social care comprises of factors such as they are associated with the values, dignity, respect
and associated is which is an around among the people in their care. There is the various aspect
of providing the delivery to retaliate or eradicate the complications which may be associated with
some factors. In this, the people should involve and the design and delivery of the services which
they are as a saying to the public health and provide and aspect and searchable which help to
create the dignity to maintain some of the survival points for the patient who facing issues which
are associated with the health. As per this, there is the various community, and they have
therefore elongation which is based on the health and social care. So, as per this, the community
takes a step ahead to intervene in the health and social care among the community, demographic
area, region, and so on. This helps to control the aspect of factor which can create some of the
hindrances while delivering the care (Dixon and et. al., 2019).

2: Explain the principle of safeguarding service users?
The safeguarding service user is defined as the patient who is enabled to take the services
which are comprised of health and social care needs. In this, the individual user to take the
services which are related to the health and social care is being adaptable for the longer period.
As per this, some principles allow creating the safeguard in the aspect of patient or individual or
those who are termed as a service user. Six basic principles are used to follow to maintain
resilience in such a way that helps to provide safeguarding to the service user.
Empowerment: In this, it is used to defined as the supportive key aspect of the principle which
helps to provide encouragement and authority to make their own decisions and give informed
concerns to health and social care needs (Guo and et. al., 2017).
Prevention: This is an evolutionary technique that is followed several times. In clinical trials or
health and social care. It is an act before the harm of and this is the necessary step to reduce the
chance of complications.
Proportionality: This is the least entrance of responses in aspect to the risk presented this is and
the fact of the proportionality which occur in the defined way of clinical practices for creating
the safeguarding principles.
Protection: This is useful to combine the effect and provide some of the support and
representation to the needs and prevent the occurrence which may cause harm or any kind of
issues regarding the safeguarding (Valentine and et. al., 2017).
Partnership: This is mandatory and works as a local solution through the services working in
their communities or region are used to make and some can find a stay to prevent and detect the
abuse and neglect.
Accountability: This helps to provide some transparency to reduce the abuse and create a good
safeguarding practice (Hager and et. al., 2019).
TASK 2
3: Evaluate the piece of government legislation in health and social care and its influence on
practice?
The piece of government legislation in health and social care which helps to influence the
practices is used to regulated by various legislations and policies which is regulated in such a
manner to provide quality of care and quality of health to the patient. Those who are needed.

Some of the policies and regulations are the health and social care act 2008 which is subjected to
passed by the Parliament House of the United Kingdom. This act was created on the 11th of
March 2009 with some of the basic activities and following guidelines. In this, the National
health services trust or National health services foundation trust is used to pass this provision to
provide health care to the patient by their needs and demand. This act is established used to make
provision in a connection with the care quality commission and is to make some of the provision
which is recommended by the patient in the health care for their improvement in the quality of
health. As per this, the sum of the provision is also included which is associated with the
National health services and they all are regulated in a specific manner by taking and context of
social care. This provision is investigated and reviewed by the various social care activities such
as the mental health act which is also and connection with the quality of care to those who are
not feeling well by their mental perspective. So, this act provides them some rights and choices
for their health monitoring (Lopreite and et. al., 2017).
Various basic inequalities are used to interpret in the workplace of health and social care.
As per these, some of the pieces of legislation may be seen as complementary to create the
framework in the public health or the public sector to take action and reduce the inequalities and
discrimination which is taking and step in the national and international level.
4: Evaluate how codes of practice influence professional practice?
The code is the primary document setting out of the standards and it so the standard
operating procedure in health and social care. So, they are used to call the conduct and code of
practice. As for this, in healthcare, the code of practice is very necessary to provide some of the
regulatory body commissions in order with the proper aspect of health and social care. Without,
this code of practice the circulatory body for the regulatory authority is not able to provide full
commitment to improving the quality of health and social care and, they demised the basic
standards of the health and social standards. As per this, it is a wider range of the package of
legislation practice standards and employers and they have a high accumulation of policies and
procedures that allow a professional to conduct their practice inappropriate way and improve the
quality of life and quality of health. In the healthcare industry as per this, the code of
professional practices helps in social care to enhance the profitability and productivity of
equipment which is reliable to eradicate the complications which are related to health.

TASK 3
5: Evaluate person-centered care and its role in holistic care?
The holistic assessment is a vital aspect of providing high-quality care in the healthcare
sector. In this, the quality care must focus on the meeting of the patient individual needs and the
used to fulfill the demands and expectations which is regarded with the health issues and
complications. As per this, a holistic assessment is used to enable all the necessary action while
taking in the health of the patient. The patient is supposed to facing any issues with the physical,
psychological, social, and spiritual wellbeing. Then, this holistic approach is allowed for the
patient and provides a person-centered approach to create some of the relevant factors and it
develops some of the intervention which is associated with high-quality care which helps to
improve or recover the patient in a rapid mode. This aspect is approved regards with the nursing
practices it's allowed or for providing power to the patient to determine their own needs and
encourage their reflection and create self-awareness with the management. This helps to develop
some personal and professional growth in the healthcare professionals who adopt this for
improving the quality of life (Lorenz and et. al., 2019).
6: Discuss the issue of social isolation and exclusion in services user and how professionals can
help to overcome these?
Social exclusion can result in depression and enhance the withdrawn behavior and the people
who are feeling excluded. As per this, the participation in the decision-making and various
accessibility in the political process and operation. So, this helps to provide the employment and
material resources and various integration in the cultural processes and operation which have
limited for the socially excluded people. To this, the health and social care perspective defines
some of the exclusion behavior of the social nature which is faced by the patient. In this, the
distance rising social exclusion from the social isolating is an approach which is having to
suggest for those who are using the public services by their wealth and this still creates the
formation of social exclusion people may be excluded. Because of deliberate action on the part
of others such as they are facing discrimination and inequalities in health and social care. This
results to create the exclusion of various processes in the society and they try to do not to take
deliberate action or even by choices. As per this, the issues of social isolation and exclusion in
the service users are used to increase day today (Pollock and et. al., 2018). As per the health care

professionals create some of the challenging parts to getting the actions or policies in there is the
standard operating procedure and maintain the resilience under other working places. As per this,
the healthcare industry to follow the actions and policies is regulated by the government to
provide the necessities to the patient for improving their life and health (Spasova and et. al.,
2018).
CONCLUSION
As per the above discussion, this is well analyzed that the health and social care needs is the
primary aspect of every individual who is facing issues with their health and follows with several
consequences. As per this, there are various approach and principles are used to protect them and
empower with encouraging to take some of the rights and action. The base of some act and
legislation which is followed the policy and legislation to improve their health and life by taking
the aspect of health and social needs.

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