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Learning Aim B Flashcards

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Ways services are funded for

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Government
Public sector organisations (NHS and local authority social work support)
Independent charitable organisations
Private companies

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Examples of Independent charitable organisations

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Barnardo’s
Smaritans

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Examples of Private companies that may fund organisations

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Bupa
Priory group hospitals

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Who finances the public sector organisation

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The goverment.

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How is the public sector organisation funded

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By taxation and a small portion is from National insurance contribution

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Services the NHS provide

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Primary health care
Secondary health care
Tertiary health care

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NHS Foundation Trust

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Health services, largely financed by the goveremnet that managed the delivery of hospital services, many mental health services and community health services in England

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Who manages the NHS Foundation Trust

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Governers, patients, staff, the public and partners of the organisations

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What is the aim of NHS Foundation Trust

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Move decision-making from the centralised NHS to the local community, in order to respond to the locals’ wishes and wants

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Mental health foundation trust

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managed by the community and people that use mental health services. Elect goveners who have the responsibility for quality and range of care provided.

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What do the community health foundation trust provide

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End of life care
specialist services
school nursing
adult and community nursing service

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Aim of the community health foundation trust

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Help those in the community live more independently rather than settling in places in residential home and hospitals

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Who can access adult social care services

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those 18 or over that have disabilities, or mental health problems, those who are frail and those who are unable to support themselves independently

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Who takes responsibility of adult social care services

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The local authority social services

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Support given to adult social care services

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care in service users home
Day centres providing care
sheltered housing schemes

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Who is responsible for the children services

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The local authority

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Aim of the children’s services

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To support and protect vulnerable children and young people their families and young carers

18
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Support for children and their families included in the children’s services

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help with parenting
day care for children under 5
support of children centres
services to safeguard children

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What is the role of a GP

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make an inital dignoses of the patient and refer them to specialist if needed for further investigation and treatment

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What services may GPs work with

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educational services
local authority social services
Police

21
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Who funds for GP practices

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Central government

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What factors are taken into account when funding for GPs

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age of patients
gender
how many people are living in nursing/residential homes
levels of morbidity and mortality rate

23
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When may the goverment be involved in charities

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Governments may pay charities to provide services on their behalf for example to children services, NHS or adult social services

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Who manages private sectors of health and social care services

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commercial companies

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Sectors that private care providers may work in

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Private schools
Hospitals
residential/nursing homes
mental health services

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Who funds private sectors?

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Fees paid by service users
Payments from health insurance companies
Grants and other payments from central and local government

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Settings where health and social care can be provided

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day centres
hospitals
patients home
residential care homes

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Outpatient services

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regular clinics
day surgery

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Impatient services

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Treatment for individuals whose conditions require 24 hour specialist support

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What do day centers do for people

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Provide a friendly, simulating and supportive environment for people so they are not isolated from others

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What do hospices provide

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Holistic care for the patient and providing practical needs for the family and their carers

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What is residential care

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Long term care provided for individuals needing 24 hour care that is unable to provided at their own homes

33
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What are the two types of care homes

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Residential care homes - provides help for personal care
Nursing home - provides personal care and 24 hour nursing care from qualified nurses that contribute in planning, supervising and monitoring healthcare tasks

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