C1 People with specific needs GapFill

Before any care plans are drawn up, all care workers must remember that the client is a real person so they have a responsibility to effectively  communicateinstructsharemanage with this patient as part of the care process. It is also important to find out what the client is like as  a subjectan individuala frienda holder, as well as asking about their physical, intellectual, emotional or social needs. In other words, professionals should use a  minimalholistichalf-heartedmarginal approach to their health and social care. To obtain this information, it is important for care workers to listen genuinely, to maintain eye contact with the client and to remain relaxed at all times.

As you will be aware, not everyone is fortunate enough to be  nutritioushealthylivingqualified, and some of these clients require health and social care services and support due to ill health. This ill health might be caused by  chocolateorganspollutantsfactors outside the person’s control, such as poverty and inherited diseases, or it could be dependent on their lifestyle choices and habits. When we think about  fakeanimaltextbookphysical illnesses, these include conditions which may cause damage to any part of the body, whereas  menialmentalphysicalhealth ill health conditions concern those that might lead to changes in the mind. Another way of thinking about illnesses is to separate those that are acute, where the symptoms occur suddenly but are temporary, and those that are  intermittentchronicsatisfactorysimple, which are long-lasting and progressive conditions.

Individuals who are experiencing ill health might receive care and treatment in  surfacesconditionssituationssettings such as hospitals, GP surgeries, the workplace, care homes and in their own homes. In complex cases, these service providers will work together to meet the needs of the patient in  conflictmultidisciplinarysingleunrelated teams. As an example, one care professional will carry out an assessment of the patient’s needs and will then pass on certain information to relevant care workers in the other organisations. Overall, the aim of everyone involved is to meet the  dietaryleisureindividualfinancial needs of the patient by offering treatment, care and support to restore health and improve the person’s quality of life.