This report provides a comprehensive analysis of social policy in health and social care, focusing on Unit 7. It begins with an introduction to well-being, care plans, and the influence of social policies across countries, particularly in the context of the UK and Europe. The report delves into the historical development of social policy in Britain, tracing changes in ideological approaches since 1945 and their impact on contemporary policies. It examines key legislative milestones, including the Poor Laws, the National Health Service, and social security acts, as well as the influence of pressure groups and ideological shifts like Thatcherism and New Labour. Furthermore, the report explores the legislative process, detailing the stages involved in enacting a law, and evaluates various influences on social policy development, including the role of pressure groups and different ideologies. The report also touches upon the impact of events like Brexit on social policies.
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