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    host of social, psychological, environmental, and economic factors that affect healthcare. Overall support and networks are important elements when assessing access to healthcare. Humans are communal creatures and psychosocial factors like social status, social affiliations and stress need to be addressed when determining health problems in society. In the Health Problem and Organizational Study, I described how taking antiretroviral medication relies heavily on simple factors like social support

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    Unit 505 Working in partnership in Health and Social care or children and young people’s settings Outcome 1 1.1 Identify the features of effective partnership working A partnership is an arrangement between two or more groups, organizations or individuals who work together to achieve common aims or who have common interests. It is sometimes applied to situations where one powerful organization is doing no more than consulting with others, or where one organization is simply buying something

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    Find two journal articles on the topic of advocacy in health and social care. Use these articles in conjunction with the module materials to discuss the ways in which advocacy can help increase service users’ sense of empowerment when engaging with health and social care services. Introduction This TMA requires me to research to articles on the topic of advocacy in health and social care. In doing so this should enable me to think critically about the relevant concepts of advocacy and power and

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    Introduction- Law and Social Problem Children are placed into foster care by Children’s Services and the court system when it is determined that the child has experienced or is at risk for abuse or neglect. Foster care is defined as a living agreement for children when it is determined that cannot remain in their home due to maltreatment, this would include non- relative (foster home) or relative placement also referred to as a kinship placement (childtends.org). According to childtrends.org, in

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    Personalisation is when the public services and social care in an entirely different way. They do this by starting with the person rather than the service; it will require the transformation of adult Social Care. There is going to be new legislation brought in 2013 for mental health issues based on autonomy, this is respecting the individual Capacity to decide and act on his own and his rights and to subject to restraint by others. Justice, this is to the law is equal; therefore if a person with

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    Social Issue: Health Care One of the biggest social problems in today’s society is President Obama’s current health care law. There are many benefits to this plan: People who already have health insurance can keep it. They’ll get free preventative care including check-ups and vaccinations. Children and young adults will be able to stay on their family plan until they turn 26. There have been arguably more problems created by it for American citizens. Just recently in The New York Times, the

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    Social Issues In Health And Social Care Essay

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    that ethnic inequality in health is a reality in the society and include definitions of keywords. Secondly, I will bring forward arguments for and against on the major sociological explanations (racial discrimination, arefact, access to and quality of care) for the existence of health inequalities related to ethnicity. Thirdly, I would also like to take the knowledge learnt for this topic and brief outline how this may help me in future nursing practice. First of all, it is important to consider

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    1) Social justice (disparities, availability of services, cost) *who has found solutions? Are there any solutions? Health and social justice have continued to be a major problem that affects the way people live and chance of illness, and consequent risk of premature death. The recent report from the World Health Organization shows that health disparities have continued to persist within and among countries and different regions of the world. For example, infectious diseases and undernutrition are

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    In today’s society social and educational programs and services plays a crucial role in improving health, enhancing the quality of life, preventing disease and injury. These programs and services being fully designed to reach individuals outside of the traditional health care settings. It is important these programs and services are within reach for diverse generations as well as the elderly. This paper focus is on the programs and resources available, the importance of these programs and services

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    The heaviest factor that contributes to the health disparity between socioeconomic groups in my country is the economic resources inequality. In my health services are very expensive and concentrated. Therefore, many people in the bottom of the social classes, who are marginalized, are being unable to afford the cost of good health services while people with relatively high income procure these services at will. For instance, in the lowest class it is seldom for people to visit a doctor even though

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