Statutory And Integrated Care Provision
Statutory, voluntary, private and informal care provision
There are four known health service provisions know in the England; these are statutory, voluntary, informal and private provision. Statutory healthcare sector provides formal care, which is funded by the government through the taxes people pay. These services are free in some health care sectors such as the opticians, GP and dentist. The public sector includes the NHS, which provides free healthcare service to all UK citizens. Voluntary care provision, both local and national, is provided through charities. Local volunteers can make a huge difference in reducing the amount of money that health authority has to pay in care costs and be able to change the lives of the sick or elderly. Voluntary organisations can work alongside statutory organisations, supporting the services they have to offer. This type of care can cost volunteers, e.g. transport. Private care sector provision is centred …show more content…
Integrated care reflects a concern to improve patient experience and achieve greater resources and value from health delivery systems. Integrated care aims to focus on the fragmentation in patient services and ensure better co-ordinated and sufficient care.
Mental health trust
The mental health trust are run by the NHS organisation as well as voluntary sector organisations like charities, and private companies that are paid or commissioned by the clinical commissioning group. This trust provides health and social care services to those who have mental health disorders in England. There are 60 mental health trusts in England. Patients normally access the services of mental health trusts through their GP or a stay in hospital. The trust works alongside other trust as well as the local authorities and voluntary organisation to provide care.
The Children’s
There are four known health service provisions know in the England; these are statutory, voluntary, informal and private provision. Statutory healthcare sector provides formal care, which is funded by the government through the taxes people pay. These services are free in some health care sectors such as the opticians, GP and dentist. The public sector includes the NHS, which provides free healthcare service to all UK citizens. Voluntary care provision, both local and national, is provided through charities. Local volunteers can make a huge difference in reducing the amount of money that health authority has to pay in care costs and be able to change the lives of the sick or elderly. Voluntary organisations can work alongside statutory organisations, supporting the services they have to offer. This type of care can cost volunteers, e.g. transport. Private care sector provision is centred …show more content…
Integrated care reflects a concern to improve patient experience and achieve greater resources and value from health delivery systems. Integrated care aims to focus on the fragmentation in patient services and ensure better co-ordinated and sufficient care.
Mental health trust
The mental health trust are run by the NHS organisation as well as voluntary sector organisations like charities, and private companies that are paid or commissioned by the clinical commissioning group. This trust provides health and social care services to those who have mental health disorders in England. There are 60 mental health trusts in England. Patients normally access the services of mental health trusts through their GP or a stay in hospital. The trust works alongside other trust as well as the local authorities and voluntary organisation to provide care.
The Children’s