The common assessment framework and how it relates to safeguarding children. The common assessment is a generic, holistic assessment. It aims to: Enable at an earlier stage, a wider picture of a child or young person’s needs and strengths to be built up and, with appropriate consent, shared among carers. Improve communication and integrated working between carers supporting a child or young person (including communication between a young person and adult services). Improve decisions about whether further specialist assessment is required and, if necessary, provide information to contribute to it.
Air pollutants, inaccessible means to day to day healthcare facilities, inhabitable living, and underdeveloped neighborhoods are the most common determents of anyone’s healthcare (Lavizzo-Mourey, R., 2009).By many Americans obtaining good healthcare the productivity of the economy will increase. (Laviizzo-Mourey, R., 2009). Make health a community effort, Develop a healthy workforce, Apologize to patients for inaccurate treatment plans, decrease the spread of infections within hospital facilities will aid in a decrease of cost and excessive visits to the hospital (Arnst, C.
• The overall number of children in families has decreased from 1996 to 2011. • There are a higher percentage of children living in ‘couple families’, approximately two-thirds of the total number of children. This is true for both 1996 and 2011. • The percentage of families with no adults in work has decreased between 1996 and 2011. • In 2011, the percentage of lone parent family children is higher than in 1996, and the percentage of ‘couple families’ children is lower than in 1996.
Finally, an article from the E Medicine Health website states several different factors that can contribute to why asthma in people is on the rise. Their exact points: 15. • ‘We grow up as children with less exposure to infection than did our ancestors, which has made our immune systems more sensitive. • We spend more and more time indoors, where we are exposed to indoor allergens such as dust and mould. • Our lifestyle has led to our getting less exercise and an epidemic of obesity.
First the pro side, the first main issue is the fact that the 32 million Americans that don’t have health care will now have access to health care coverage. Many Americans can’t afford health care coverage and this policy lowers the cost so that more Americans will have the opportunity to get the coverage they need. Another pro is that people with preexisting conditions can no longer be denied coverage. Insurance companies have been getting away with denying people the coverage they need because they either get sick or because they have a preexisting condition and this policy puts an end to all of that. Lastly, the amount of personal bankruptcies will be reduced.
CYPOP 4 In this unit I am going to explain the importance of physical activity and the development of movement skills for children’s development, health and well-being. It is important to promote physical activity from a young age, even when children are babies we are encouraging physical activity for example rolling to crawling then walking, also babies fine motor skills like pointing or picking up a toy, because this will contribute to their overall health and well-being. Physical activities help reduce risks of children getting any diseases like diabetes later on in life. Other benefits of regular physical activity from a young age includes; * Muscle and bone strength * Reduces body fat and
E., & Moore, J. (2007), a large number of studies in many markets over many years have consistently shown that medical care managed and financed through an HMO costs 10 to 20 percent less than under indemnity insurance. Most of the savings are due to two factors; the ability to obtain lower prices by contracting for large volumes of hospital, physician, laboratory, and pharmacy services, and a substantial reduction in the number of hospital days per 1,000 enrollees. The reduction in hospital days is somewhat offset by a greater use of ambulatory physician services and outpatient surgery among HMOs, but because these substitutes are less expensive than inpatient services, overall dollar savings are realized even when the quantity of services used stays the same or increases. Although managed care has been shown to reduce costs, it is probably not the answer to all of America’s health care problems.
Thanks to advance science research and technology, we are able to make antibiotics for whatever illness we might have. Though we still can’t provide many cures for certain lifelong diseases, technology is improving each and every day. In conclusion, mortality rates of today have decreased vastly compared to the 1500's mortality rates in Europe. There were many factors that affected the mortality rates and if it wasn’t for the improvement of technology, mortality rates would dramatically increase. In the end, modern technology helps sustain
This principle focuses on the older population, the adults, that suffer the most from obesity. Government is able to place regulations on the citizen’s working environment. To be a healthy human being, eating nutritiously is not the only key component. Exercising and burning excess calories is crucial. To encourage exercise in the working environment, bosses or managers would give government-paid grants to employees that lowered their BMI over a six-month period.
SAFEGUARDING PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION The human brain, with its unequaled cognitive capacity, evolved rapidly and dramatically (Dumas, Davis, Dickens, 2012). According to The Smithsonian, the average weight of human brain is 1,352 g. It makes up 2 percent of your body’s weight but only uses 20 percent of your oxygen supply and gets 20 % of your blood flow. As early humans faced new environmental challenge evolved a larger and rather complex brains that can process and store decades worth of information then deliver output in split seconds. That was a big advantage to early humans in their social interactions and encounters with unfamiliar habitats. The modern brain can solve problems and create abstract ideas and