Health

Understand Specific Needs in Health and Social care

Introduction

Self-confidence is the concept that is needed by an individual to develop its personality. It is being assumed that an individual is trying to develop its personality so far so that he or she can create a self-image in front of others. A situation or experience of Mr Brian has been explained in the given case about how he has developed its personality and now he is living a prosperous life. As per the case study, the learner would discuss the impact of self-confidence on the culture of an individual in the society or the workplace. It is being assumed that an individual is always dreaming or expecting special needs from the life. The learner will discuss this in the regards to the case study of Mr Brian. Along with this, the learner would add some theoretical study in regards to the personality development and the impact of self-confidence on the personality of a human being

Culture had on the way that these services are made available for individuals like Brian with special needs

The factor culture has been defined as special need of any person or human being. A person who is living in a society or working in any organisation is always demanding special need from its society as well as surrounding area. As in the case of Mr Brian, it has been defined that he was suffering from a disease like blood pressure, High BP and sugar. However, he was suffering from such serious issues, but he has joined a gym later on, after which he is now regular in his lifestyle. He has set good relationship with his Gym colleagues and the Gym trainer, and he is now enjoying their company. As per the case, Mr Brain does not worry about his life even he is feeling well. Mr Brian was not feeling well in his life. He is worried about his health that has reduced his self-confidence. Later on, he has joined a healthcare community named Sharp. Sharp is a community that has been established with the motive to provide positive health care services to their clients or patients. The healthcare community has set an aim to provide better health care activities as well as services to the public or community. The community is providing services like the concept of health, illness, and well-being in society. They are providing nursing services to the community to maintain their well-being in the society. As per the case of Brian, it has been defined that culture is the social factor that affects the personal as well as social life of a human being. Andrade et al. (2015) commented that, culture is so much important for a human being because based on the culture; a human being is trying to develop his or her personality. The statement has deduced that for in an environment or a society, the cultural factors affect the personality of a human being in both senses positive and negative. According to the concept that has been defined in the given case, if a person is physically not strung, then he or she does not feel confident, and intentionally he or she getting demoralised in the society. As what has been described in the case study of the brain that before the physical treatment to gym session he did not feel confident on himself as he feels lazy and weak all the time. After joining the session, he got a new atmosphere that has helped him to develop his personality, and that couture has affected his lifestyle in such a way, he is now feeling more confidence in him as compared to his previous experience or lifestyle. He has admitted that he now feels so easy as well as energetic also and his sugar has been reduced to normal. Hutchinson and Jackson (2015) added to the discussion that, health and illness is the normative part of a human being, but if he or she got better culture from his or her surrounding nature, then he or she can feel better. The statement has deduced that for a human being, illness or any poor health condition is not a big issue, but to get recovery from illness or any health issue, he or she needed a positive culture. As per the case, Brian demanded special needs from his society which has been provided by the healthcare community Sharp, after which he is now feeling better.

How would you analyse the care given to Mr Brian regarding the holistic concept of health, disability, illness and behaviour

The motive of the chosen health care organisation Sharp is to provide better healthcare facilities to the patients so that they can leave better life in the society. Health: The community has defined that health is the major factor among the people that affect the social life of a human being. The term health has been defined as a combination of social, physical, emotional and mental wellness that is concentric part of a human being. Munyi (2012) stated that every human being, does not matter the age group, are performing physical and mental activities in daily life and hence they need proper health by the help of which they can get the energy to perform their tasks or activities willingly. A statement has been given by most of the health carers that the human being must do some physical exercise or activities so that they can gain as much energy for themselves. Even Nordenfelt (2018) has stated that the term has been not defined as a person with no health issue but has been defined as a person who has either as much energy or not. The statement has deduced that, it is not mandatory that if a person does not have any health issue or disease then he or she could be fit and fine. The reason is if he or she has as much energy then it is called as healthy person or vice versa. Disability: Disability is defined as the situation, where a person is suffering from physical weakness. A case has been handled by the chosen healthcare community, Sharp, as Mr Brian was physically not much strong due to his poor health condition. It has also been noticed that later on after joining the gym session, he recovered and became healthy again and gets new confidence in him. Lerner and Berg (2015) defined that disability is the issue that complies with the physical and mental condition of a human being. Due to the issue of disability, a human being is unwilling to perform any of the tasks in nature. The statement has deduced that, a person, who is suffering from the issue of disability, he or she needs proper care as well as support from his or her society as well as from the healthcare centres like Sharp. Illness: Illness is a kind of issue that influenced a human being to perform any mental and physical data. The term illness has been described as a practical disease that affects the healthy nature of a human being. The healthcare community Sharp has handled a case of 55 years old person who is suffering from mental illness. Due to his medical illness, the old person is not willing to perform any task with positive intention. Along with this, he became weaker and weaker day by day. The old man joined the community, and the caretakers of the community have helped that old gentleman. The caretakers or the health specialists have found a solution to recover that medical illness by providing him with a favourable culture. Munyi (2012) defined that, mental illness is not a big issue if the healthcare community or the society should take care of that issue in a positive sense. The statement has deduced that a person who is suffering from mental illness needs positive support as well as positive culture in the environment that will help that person to overcome that issue. Behaviour: The generic term has been defined as behaviour or attitude of a person towards another person. Most of the time it has been noticed that healthy people are just less caring about unhealthy people because of extra caring activity. Morton et al. (2017) define that, healthy people are not taking care of the unhealthy people, as they need special care, which is quite impossible for all the time. In the solution of this statement, the specialists of health care community Sharp has deduced that if a diseased person get positive support from his or her local community then that person could survive in the society with a good health condition.

Assess how many people’s perception of mental health illness and other specific needs have changed over time

The issue of mental illness alike, disability has been termed as the one of the most centric issues about which the perceptions of the human being are changing now. As per the perceptions of the human being, the disabled people are ignored from the society as people thought they do not belong to healthy life and they have not the calibre to get back into the normal life. Munyi (2012) stated that the disabled people are still the part of the society. They should not be ignored by the society, as they need special supports from the society. The statement has deduced that if a person is facing the issue of disability in a society or in social life, the person needs positive support from the society rather than any negative behaviour from the society. The education is the biggest factor that has helped the human being to understand the actual demand of the disabled people that have further influenced the mental status of people. The perception of people is now changing towards disabled people, and they are now taking the initiative to take care of the patients who are disabled or mentally ill in the society. Munyi (2012) added to the discussion that, it is good that the perception of people is now changing regarding the mentally ill people or else any disable people. The statement has deduced that like any of the normal human being, they also love to enjoy their life where the only issue is that their mental status is quite weaker than any normal people, which do not mean they cannot do anything in the society. Ramezani et al. (2014) added to the discussion that, due to modern education over social science and activities, people are now taking the initiative to take care of the disabled person in the society. Whereas in previous or in old time old aged people who are suffering from any mental illness or any child who is suffering from a mental disability are ignored but now they are getting special treatment. From the above statement, it has also been perceived that where in the past only the official healthcare organisations are taking care of the mentally disabled people, but nowadays NGOs and other social health care centres are taking care of the mentally disabled people in the society. The practices done by these organisations or the communities have helped the disable people to live an ordinary life. Castro et al. (2016) added to the discussion that as a normal people, the mentally disabled people also need special services or else they also want to leave an ordinary life like any normal human being. Hence, the society needs to take their responsibility. The statement has deduced that for any healthcare organisations or communities, the responsibility is that they should help them by providing them proper care. On the other hand, the society also needs to take the initiative for taking care of those disabled people in the society. The perception has been changed a lot as compared to old situations, but still, the society needs mental development regarding the disabled people or mentally ill people, so that they should take care of those people by providing them all the required facilities in the community.

The sharp team have been providing care based on a holistic approach

For a healthcare organisation, it is important that it should follow the law and orders at the workplace while servicing their patients. For a health and social care organisation like Sharp, it is also essential that, the management of the organisation should follow the laws and regulations that have been framed by the government of the UK in favour of the stakeholders of the healthcare organisations.

Holistic Approaches

As per the holistic approach, the nurses are being defined with some rules and regulations according to which the nurses are guided to take care of the patient not only to the goal to heal him from disease but beyond of this. As per the holistic approach, the nurses are being suggested to take care of a patient by not only solving his or her symptoms and diseases but also from body and mind so that the patient feel relaxed for a lifetime (Ventegodt et al. 2016). Apart from this few rules and regulations also need to be followed by health and social care organisation Sharp at the workplace for taking care of the patients.

Health and social care act 2012

Health and social care ac 2012 has been defined with some rules and regulations according to which the legal duties of a healthcare organisation are to keep focus over the safety and security parity of the patient or the service user. Under this act, the health carers are strategically bounded with some ethics according to which they have to take care of their patients in all way to meet the goal of healthy life (Allen et al. 2017).

Equality act 2010

The equality act 2010 has been defined by some ethical rules and regulations under which the health carers cannot differentiate their patients. The law has been assigned that the health careers should help their patients as per their disease not only based on the symptoms or status of the patient (Ferreira et al. 2016).

Conclusion

In this detailed study, the learner has defined Self-confidence as a concept that is needed by an individual to develop its personality. It has been deduced from the study that an individual is trying to develop its personality so far so that he or she can create a self-image in front of the others. A situation or experience of Mr Brian has been explained in the given case about how he has developed its personality and now he is living a prosperous life. As per the case study, the learner has discussed over the impact of self-confidence over the culture of an individual in the society or the workplace. It has been deduced that an individual is always dreaming or expecting special needs from the life. The learner has discussed this in the regards to the case study of Mr Brian. Along with this, the learner would add some theoretical study in regards to the personality development and the impact of self-confidence on the personality of a human being. The learner has even deduced that how the holistic approach is being required to heal up the patients.

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