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Task 1- Understand relationships in health, social care or child care environmentsP1- Explain different types of relationships that can be built in health, social care or child care
environments (3/4- 1 Page)
Explain how and why we have different types of relationships in health, social care or child care
environments
Health Childcare Social care
Clinics Nursery Therapist
GP Creche Support groups
Opticians Babysitting Community centre
Dentist Brownies Youth club
Pharmacy Mother and baby groups Social worker
Nursing home Childminder Warden controlled assisted
living
Pre-school
Primary school
Now write about two types of relationships in 2 different settings: Eg Nurse and patient relationship
in hospital (healthcare setting.
Nursery nurse/ teacher and child/ parent in primary school or nursery
M1- Analyse the role that context plays in different relationships in health, social care and child
care environments 1.5-2 pages
Now include information on the different relationship contexts and an analysis of the likely impact
the context may have on relationships in at least two of your different environments.
Relationship Contexts:
Formal and informal- professional and personal
Types- father-son, student-teacher, expert-layman, friend-friend, patient- carer
Colleagues/ peers
Professionals/ practitoners
Senior workers/ managers
Relationships can develop in either one-to-one or group situations.
The environment could be home or hospital etc.
Different contexts can impact a relationship both positively and negatively
Use research 5-8 pieces and complete a bibliography/ reference list
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