Block 1 Flash Cards

Expert Patient

Role of the Health Care Assistant

Describe a hierarchical way of working (hospitals and nursing)

Describe collaborative working

Definition of health by WHO

(World Health Organisation, 1946)

Social Model of Health

White Papers

Team working

(White Papers)

Paternalism to Partnership

(White Papers)

Rise of expert patient

(White Papers)

Bringing hospital into community

(White Papers)

Social Care: 'Assessment'

Social Care: Care Package

Social Care: Care Manager

Social Care: Care Plan

A long lasting or recurring disease is known to be what?

Anwar Malik suffers from which chronic disease?

What's it like being a carer - negatives? (Particularly Ann's point of view)

PCHT stands for what...

What affects care relationships?

3 factors =

Anwar couldn't stick to his Diabetes treatment plan because...

Compliance is...

Concordance is...

Effective health care should take note of the what?

What do hospitals provide?

(NHS Direct, 2007)

Scientific approach to medicine

Biomedical Science

Hospital patient is an extreme version of 'sick role'...
What does a Hospital Patient do?

Being ill means...

Sick Role is a concept by who?

3 Key features of the Sick Role concept

When could claiming 'sick role' become difficult?

What are the 2 divisions of healthcare in the UK?

Care you access in the first instance, such as dentist, GP or optician is known as..

Care that you get referred to - such as to see a specialist within a hospital is known as...

It is important to identify carers because there is...

Problems with identifying carers...

A Carer is... (Directgov, 2006)

Carers (Recognition and Services) Act 2006... What was it?

What did the 'Caring about Carers: A National Strategy for Carers' publication say about carers?