[Solved] • Give an overview of the organisation and delivery of the major elements of health and social care provision in the Un

Learning Outcomes:

On completion of this unit you should be able to:

Assessment Criteria:

To achieve the learning outcome you must demonstrate the ability to:

Discuss the structure of health and social care in the United Kingdom

• Give an overview of the organisation and delivery of the major elements of health and social care provision in the United Kingdom
• Discuss the roles, functions and perceived values of informal and formal care providers and systems
• Assess the impact of global health issues and epidemiological evidence  on the development of UK health and social care policies and provision

Demonstrate an awareness of how health and social care policies/legislation affect the provision of care and equity of access

• Explain the need for equity of access to health and social care
• Explore learning disability showing understanding of key concepts, range of care provision, care philosophies and equity of access
• Discuss how health and social care policy/legislation is formulated, implemented and actioned

Discuss the importance of quality assurance and quality improvement in a range of health and social care contexts

• Define the concepts of quality, organisational governance, quality assurance and improvement
• Relate national policies on governance to quality assurance processes used in local health and social care contexts
• Provide an overview of the role of clinical governance within the health service

Recognise the need to work collaboratively with other professional groups to ensure standards of care for all service users are maintained at a high level

• Explore the roles and responsibilities of a range of health and social care professions within the multi-disciplinary team
• Explore the values needed for effective inter-professional working
• Draw conclusions about the contribution of inter-professional collaboration to the safe and effective care for service users in a range of care contexts