health and social care level 3 unit 14 m3
M3: Discuss the care strategies that can be used to support individuals with each physiological disorder.
I am going to discuss the care strategies that can be used to support individuals and discuss the circumstances in which they might use.
Coronary heart disease
Care provision- Statutory this type of care provision is required by law and is governed by the legislation. Local and health authorities like the NHS are all subject to the laws of the land in delivering services and meeting targets that are set, the targets are set so that the people in the country follow them. The care provision is to last until the patient has entered the hospital and is healthy enough so that they don’t need help anymore. The positive side of this is that people will have to look after the patients until they are well so patients are in trusted hands.
Care settings
GP’s surgery this is the first place that the patient will go to, the reason why they would visit general practitioners first is to, review the complaints, the signs and symptoms like chest pains, heart aches, breathlessness, that is happening to the patient. They will then be examined by the general practitioner, they can be examined by blood tests and the doctor can assess the patient’s medical history. As a result of the questioning the doctor will have in mind of what disorder the patient could be suffering and will know the next step. A positive side about this form of care setting is that general practitioners are local patients do not have to travel far to find treatment. A negative side to this form of care setting is that the general practitioners can mix the disorder with something else, which can risk the patients’ health.
Hospital care the second setting that a patient will have been referred to is a hospital setting by the GP, because of the signs and symptoms that are thought to be coronary heart disease. The hospital has specialised equipment where they would have to do further examinations like scans. This
I am going to discuss the care strategies that can be used to support individuals and discuss the circumstances in which they might use.
Coronary heart disease
Care provision- Statutory this type of care provision is required by law and is governed by the legislation. Local and health authorities like the NHS are all subject to the laws of the land in delivering services and meeting targets that are set, the targets are set so that the people in the country follow them. The care provision is to last until the patient has entered the hospital and is healthy enough so that they don’t need help anymore. The positive side of this is that people will have to look after the patients until they are well so patients are in trusted hands.
Care settings
GP’s surgery this is the first place that the patient will go to, the reason why they would visit general practitioners first is to, review the complaints, the signs and symptoms like chest pains, heart aches, breathlessness, that is happening to the patient. They will then be examined by the general practitioner, they can be examined by blood tests and the doctor can assess the patient’s medical history. As a result of the questioning the doctor will have in mind of what disorder the patient could be suffering and will know the next step. A positive side about this form of care setting is that general practitioners are local patients do not have to travel far to find treatment. A negative side to this form of care setting is that the general practitioners can mix the disorder with something else, which can risk the patients’ health.
Hospital care the second setting that a patient will have been referred to is a hospital setting by the GP, because of the signs and symptoms that are thought to be coronary heart disease. The hospital has specialised equipment where they would have to do further examinations like scans. This