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Health and social care unit 2:B
ways in which the work of health care assistants is internally monitored to
ensure that they are providing the best health care for patients on Hospital
wards? - correct answer--following the policy and procedure
-codes of conduct-monitored right way not breaking rules
-CQC: care quality commission (external-someone from outside comes in)

Definition of whistleblowing - correct answer-when staff tell on another
staff-when bad practice is taking place

When Whistle blowing is not followed what could happen? - correct
answer--Lose job
-make a complain
-possible dangers,health risks
-complain about staff performances are low

what are the three types of sectors ? - correct answer--Public sector
-voluntary sector
-private sector

what do the three types of sectors above mean? - correct answer--private
sectors:Social worker support (government funds)
-Voluntary sector:charitable organisations (charity funds)
-Private sector:complaints,hospitals(companies,hospital)

what is Primary care and give examples - correct answer-First point of contact
-GP
-dentist
-opticians
-pharmacy

what is secondary care and give examples - correct answer-GP who refers
you for further specialist treatment
-hospital services
-mental health services

what is tertiary care and give examples - correct answer-provides specialist
care normally complex
-Transplant

, -hospice
-surgical departments
-plastic surgery
-cardiac surgery

NHS Foundation trusts.
what are the advantages of local community decision making ? - correct
answer-1)funded by the government
-local communities are looked after
2)easy to access
-different for everyone

NHS Mental Health Foundation Trust
What are the advantages/disadvantages of having specialist mental health
services? - correct answer-1)some support offered by the GP
-specialist service
providers;counsellors,psychologists,psychiatrists,psychiatrists nurses.
2)easy to access
-different for everyone

NHS community health services - correct answer--work with GPS social
services
-provide care for service users to enable them to live as independently as
possible in the community rather that hospitals or residential care.Health care
professionals that go into the community.
-educate people to work independently
-getting professionals into peoples homes

Examples of health care professionals that provide community care - correct
answer--occupational therapy -walk in centres
-speech therapy -specialist services e.g sexual health clinic -physiotherapy
-health visiting school nursing

What are the advantages of Community Health Services? - correct
answer--Getting professionals into peoples homes.
-Educate people to work independently

Adult Social Care - correct answer--for people over the age of 18 who have
disabilities, mental health problems or frail

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