The socio-medical model of health care (if this is what you are referring to) is a model of healthcare that not only focuses on the individual, but the environment as well. For example: if a man is at work and falls down the stairs because there is no handrail, the bio-medical model of healthcare(which is the opposite of the socio-medical model) will just focus on his leg and getting him better as soon as possible so he can get back to work wheras the socio-medical model will not only look at his leg but why he fell in the first place. This means that they will note that the environmental factor (the handrail) wasnt their, so they will get in touch with where the man works and tell them to put a handrail on else they would be breaching health and safety laws, and in the future this may not happen again whereas the bio-medical model wouldn't focus on the environental factor and this could happen again which in the long run, could cost more money on hospital rates and sick pay.
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People who work in health or social care must have fantastic communication skills. They must be able to communicate to the patients what exactly is going to happen. They should also have empathy and be kind.
The employer provide the policies and produres,being aware of dangers,carrying out risk assessment.That social worker and care giving organisations must do as much as in reasonably possible to keep individuals safe from harm.
Some standards that influence the way adult social care job roles are carried out include legal requirements (such as the Care Quality Commission regulations), industry guidelines (like the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence), and organizational policies and procedures. These standards help ensure high-quality care, safeguarding of vulnerable adults, and adherence to best practices within the social care sector.
A geriatrician is a physician who specializes in the care of older people, focusing on managing the health and wellness of aging patients. Geriatricians are trained to address the unique medical and social needs of the elderly population.
Adult social care involves providing support and assistance to adults who may need help with daily living activities due to physical or mental health issues. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, creating care plans, coordinating services, promoting independence, and safeguarding adults at risk. The overall goal is to improve the quality of life and well-being of individuals receiving care.
They focus on the influence that social and environmental factors, such as diet and housing; can have on the health and well-being of a person.
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These companies providing health care and social assistance for individuals
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Ethical principal of health social care is that is the right thing for us to do. We need to help everyone.
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Physical health is the state of the body and the organs functioning condition.Social care is the relation of an illness in purview of the society and health care I think.
how are communication skills used in a health and social care setting?.
It is very important.