Health And Social Care Case Study

Daniel is a department of human services worker (DHS). Daniel is close friends with the Yinger family. While reviewing multiple applications at work for renewal of state aid. Daniel realizes the Yinger receives state aid. He determines the families of eight is making $50 over the maximum household monthly income. Daniel informs and questions Ms Yinger about exceeding the $50 dollar maximum household income. Ms Yinger becomes irate that Daniel was questioning the Yinger family, they are barely above the state guidelines. Ms Yinger asked the Daniel if it was fair to allow the family of eight to go without food or health insurance because the family exceeds the minimum household a lot of income by $50. Kindly, Ms Yinger questions and bribes Daniel, she will pay him $50 monthly cash to edit the household expenses and income. Ms Yinger knows that the $50 dollar cash is a smaller loss than the $800 SNAP and full coverage health insurance.

Email - emails are effective because you can keep track of what is happening, since when you send an email they have the date and time that you sent it so you have proof that you sent the email, also it saves time instead and having to meet the person you can quickly send them a message. It provides quick answers since you are giving a short and direct question.

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Mathew is now participating in both individual and treatment group. After several months of work building his self-esteem and confidence, at the end of this reporting period Mathew agreed that it was time that he joined the treatment group. Mathew had some challenges with impulse control, pornography viewing, and failing to report pertinent treatment related issues, but overall his progress is considered satisfactory.

Specific issues that should be monitored over the next decade include: (1) having access to the entire care continuum and to increasing and to measure insurance coverage and; (2) Addressing disparities that affect access to healthcare (e.g., race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, age, sex, disability status, sexual orientation, gender identity, and residential location); (3) Assessing the capacity of the healthcare system to provide services for newly insured individuals; (4) Determining changes in healthcare workforce needs as new models for the delivery of primary care become more prevalent, such as the patient-centered medical home and team-based care; (5) Monitoring the increasing use of telehealth as an emerging method of delivering health

In this essay I am outlining a case study based on a person receiving social care. I will be using relevant theory and will critically discuss the relationship among the service user, carers and family members, and relevant social care practitioners, within the context of working in partnership with service users. Amongst other matters, the discussion will cover issues arising from inequality in society and user involvement.

On 7/20/15 worker visited WBMC, for the purpose of assessing Mr. Hubert Knoblock need for services. When worker arrived, Mr. Knoblock was lying in bed. He was appropriately dressed and did not present an odor. Mr. Knoblock is legally blind and reported he was attacked by his landlord, Ellis Nickolas. According to Mr. Knoblock Mr. Nickolas was upset because the grass had not been cut. Mr. Knoblock stated he told Mr. Nickolas he was unable to mow the grass so Mr. Nickolas mowed the grass. Then, Mr. Nickolas came back to Mr. Knoblock's home and demanded payment for mowing the grass. Mr. Knoblock told Mr. Nickolas he did not have any money. Mr. Nickolas stated, "I'm going to get my money one way or another." Mr. Nickolas then hit Mr. Knoblock across

DHS, these three letters are well known to some as being a source of dread, anger, or maybe great gratitude. Regardless of the feelings these letters bring, the Department of Human Services has a great many things to offer. El Paso County Department of Human Services is so much more than the stigma that DHS’s everywhere have been known for in the past, as is evident by the mission statement; working together, we provide leadership, resources and services, to carry out the will of the people of El Paso County. “Community, Commitment, Collaboration”. Change is inevitable, and when the focus of said change is to reflect what the will of the people is, it is for the best. These changes and ideals are created and maintained by well-maintained organizational

FACTORS DRIVING CHANGE IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE CHALLENGES BROUGHT TO HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE SERVICES CHANGE Change - A pervasive influence we cannot avoid; it is part of both the social and organisational life. The main factors that influence change are: Political, Socio-cultural, Economic, Technological, Environmental and Legal in nature. The Figure shows key forces of change that are drivers for change in the health and social care services. The health and social care services can perform effectively through interactions with its wider external environment. To help ensure its survival and success, the health and social care services must adapt to the external demands and be responsive to change.

This paper is a health care case study of financial statements for Patton-Fuller Community Hospital. This summary is a review of the annual report and financial statements and the differences between the audited and the unaudited statements. The financial ratios are examined to determine if there has been improvement from 2008 to 2009 and to explain the cause. This paper will also summarize the relationship between revenue sources and expenses and explain the effect of revenue sources on financial reporting. The summary will also determine how the hospital’s

Laurie Welch, Vice President of HR for Doctors Hospital had a discussion this afternoon. This is what we discussed. Doctors Hospital currently employ 70 part-time positions. Laurie, stated she wants to provide as many working hours as possible to these employees. Also she would not want to offer Job Pool as solutions for her employees needed more hours. She is open the on-call staffing option and setting up introductions for the internal vendors the hospital utilized. We would like to set-up a follow-up face to face meeting that will occur the first full week of October.

This dissertation is a project that outlines a plan of patient service innovation. The health and social care environment is continuously changing and thus requires health care workers who are innovative and demonstrate evidence based practice in their care, in order to ensure clinical excellence (Hewitt Taylor, 2013). This project therefore going to discuss an innovation called “Hip Protectors” in preventing falls related hip fractures in elderly patients In addition, this dissertation will briefly discuss the theory following the current National Health Service (NHS) outcomes framework 2016/17, policies, the Francis report (2013), clinical governance and the (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence [NICE], 2013) guidelines. The

Question 1: How is community-based participatory research defined in this article? How does it apply to issues of health? The authors define CBPR, as a collectivist approach to resolve a social problem or issue that involves a community and academic research. In this case, the authors are discussing problems surrounding health. As it relates to issues in health, CBRP functions to address health discrepancies, such as underrepresented groups and populations. By involving CBPR, the dynamic of health discrepancies could be understood. Therefore, creating changes in social structures and institutions can help this social problem. Question 2: How does the author believe that “systems” thinking could aid CBRP? By visually incorporating a complex

Paul is a sixty-four-year-old Caucasian male. He was an exceptional athlete in high school and college where he participated in football, baseball, and track. Paul is socioeconomically middle-class which allows his wife to work part-time. He has been married for forty years, raised four children, and is now enjoying the ability to participate in raising his six grandchildren. Paul recently retired and spends his free time with leisure activities, but primarily he loves to bicycle long distances. He said that he took up bicycling about twenty-five years ago, because it was less stress on the joints than the running he used to do. He knew of the toll taken on his knees from the days of sports involving running, and he has history of

I am interested in medical social work, and on a micro-level. My passion is drug affected infants. I was a CPSW for three years and worked with many babies that were affected by the use of their parents in utero and this type of casework always touched my heart. As a medical social worker I would be able to be on the other side of the spectrum and help children from a different angel. As a medical social worker one goal would be to implement a study on the drug affected infant population in West Virginia. The study would consist of how the affects of the exposure to drugs affected the infants brain development. I work with the Department of Health and Human Resources child fatality review team, and children that are born drug exposed are at