Representing Service User Interests Flashcards

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What are the 2 important ways that the interest of services users are represented ?

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-Charities
-Patient groups

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Charities - NSPCC ?

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NSPCC - work to prevent and end child abuse in the uk and offers advice on safeguarding and preventing neglect

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Charities - mental health foundation ?

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Mental health foundation - works to improve the lives of those with mental illness , it carries out research , promotes service development and seeks to achieve good mental health for all

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Charities - shelter ?

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Shelter - works to reduce homelessness , provides advice about tenancy and renting properties , promotes the need for safe , secure and affordable homes

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Charities - stonewall ?

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Stonewall - works to promote awareness of LGBT issues to reduce prejudice and discrimination and provides advice about sexual orientation

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What do charities do ?

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-represent Their interests to the government
-present discrimination
-challenge prejudice
-change public attitudes
-working in partnership with other organisations including health and social care providers
-raising money
-providing advice and services
-carrying out research

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What do patient groups do ?

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-represent the interests of people with particular health needs
-provide feedback of NHS services
-Provide volunteers
-Take part in research carried out by NHS

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