Service Provision and Roles in Health, Social Care and Early Years Level 1 Intro MU1.1
Aim
Know the range of services provision available in health and social care (adults, children and young people), early years and childcare in own local area.
Objectives
• Reflect on Services available in the area• Identify how to create a questionnaire• Develop a questionnaire• Identify informal care • Explain WHY informal care is invaluable to
the the service
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We have now looked at where different services are located in Fareham by producing our posters.
We have discussed independent, statutory, voluntary and informal care. Discuss with your neighbour the most effective service you have used and why? 2 mins
You will be producing questionnaires to give out to you family and friends about the local services they use.
• Types of Health Services used?
• Types of Care Services used?
• Types of Early Years Services used?
• Types of Voluntary Services used?
• Who uses what service in the family and how do they access the service?
Give your questionnaires to a range of ages.
Objectives
• Reflect on Services available in the area• Identify how to create a questionnaire• Develop a questionnaire• Identify informal care • Explain WHY informal care is invaluable to
the the service
Work as a group to work out which cards match
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• 1.1 Identify the range of service provision for health and social care (adults and children and young people), early years and childcare in own local area.
• 1.2 Outline the purpose of provision offered by different types of service.
• 1.3 Give examples of who would access different types of service provision.
• Outline the difference between statutory, and independent service provision.
• 1.5 Outline how informal care contributes to service provision
Using the information you have learnt this week……..
Produce a professional document on word or publisher
Identify 3 Healthcare services and 3 Early years services 1.1
Outline the purpose of each service 1.2 Give examples of who would use the service 1.3
Then…………..
• Outline the difference between STATUTORY and INDEPENDENT services
• Outline how informal care contributes to the service provision
Objectives
• Identify health, early years and social care services
• Distinguish the area of service provision • Give examples of how to access each service
provision• Evaluate the range of service provision
available in health, social care and early years
Create a badge!
• Take one of the local services labels and using card, craft bits and your imagination create a badge. We will laminate them when done.
• When complete, pin on your badge and each in turn will introduce themselves and tell the group what service they provide and how you can benefit the community
Action Stations!
• Think and look for a minute……– I have set up FOUR zones,
– THE HEALTH ZONE– THE SOCIAL CARE ZONE– EARLY YEARS ZONE– OTHER SERVICE ZONE
Go and sit at the zone that you think your service belongs to……….
Group instructions!
• Your group flip chart paper is divided into 4 sections with the following headings:
– Service– Role of Service– How Accessed– Benefit
What does your services and job roles do?Please stand up
and tell us what you have written on your flip chart paper.
In a round robin looking at your document. Explain to the class why one of the services is
important and what would happen if it wasn’t available