Health, Social Care and Early Years Provision

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Unit 1

• Health, Social Care and Early Years Provision

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Lesson objective to understand all about the
next unit of your HSC course

• This is coursework
• At the end of the unit you will have produced a
  high quality portfolio
• You will choose one sector from the following
• Health services, for example, health centres or
  hospital (private or NHS).
• Social care services, for example, day centre for
  older people, residential homes.
• Early years services focusing on 0-8 years, for
  example nursery, paediatric services, childrens
  centre.

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Success Criteria

• Build to discuss as a class the coursework
  theory and expected outcomes.
• Build to discuss as a group who you would like
  to work with and which area of study you feel
  would be most beneficial to you (thinking about
  your possible future employment potential).
• Apply to complete the tasks by creating notes on
  the subjects and highlight the relevant
  PowerPoint handouts (individual) and as a group
  write up the table identify different services
  that all of you have used.
• Secure discuss your thoughts as a whole group

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Nursery Schools
Paediatric Services
Childrens Day Centres
Health Centres
Hospitals
Social care services
Day Centre
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What you need to do to be successful in this
portfolio unit!

• You will need to focus on services that are from
  one sector in the local community. All of your
  investigation within the unit will relate to the
  one sector you have chosen, to include
• The range of care needs of major client groups
  and why they may need the services.
• The ways people can obtain services in the sector
  chosen and the possible barriers that could
  prevent people from gaining access to the
  services.
• The different types of services in the sector
  that exist to meet different needs of individuals
  and how they are developed and organized.
• The principles of care that underpin all care
  work with clients.
• The main work roles and skills of people who
  provide health, social care and early years
  services.

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What you need to do next once you start your
coursework!

• You must also present your work in an appropriate
  format using evidence that is relevant to the
  investigation you have decided to carry out.
• You must include

A plan or checklist

• An evaluation
• aim
• objectives
• effectiveness
• conclusions

Improvements that could be made
A bibliography
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When you start your planning under controlled
assessment conditions !

• You will need to start a plan for the
  investigation of the sector you have chosen. You
  will need to follow this plan after the teaching
  has been completed and before starting the
  controlled assignment. You should include
• The dates when you propose to investigate and
  write up the information
• The actions you propose to take
• The reasons for the actions to be taken

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How you could draw up the plan you intend to use
for your investigation.
Date Action to be taken Reason for actions
15 Jan Research the structure of the health sector To find out how it is organized at national and local levels




This is an example the statements you make will
be greater and the plan will be quite extensive.
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Here is some mapping of the services provided in
many local communities that provide for the needs
of individuals.
Dentists
Health Care
GP Surgeries
Hospitals
Day-care centres Private and local Authority
Health Centres
Nursery classes
Nursery schools
Social Care for older people
Residential homes
Early Years Provision
Private homes
Crèches
Playgroups
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Today and during the next few lessons, you will
learn how to carry out the planning and research
tasksTask 1

• Working in your groups (remember each person has
  a job to do over the coming weeks, you will be
  graded on the input each person contributes to
  each task) put your name next to each task you
  do.
• Now write down three services that you or your
  family have used , produce a table with three
  columns headed
• Health care
• Social care
• Early years
• Place the services that each of you have used
  under the correct heading.
• Now state why you use the service?
• AfL now compare your table with another group,
  are they similar or different?

Lesson objective to understand all about the
next coursework unit of your HSC course
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Task 2

• In your groups , discuss how an individual with a
  health need might feel it they were prevented
  from using the services they needed because of
  lack of money or being unable to reach it.
• AfL discuss the outcomes as a group

Lesson objective to understand all about the
next coursework unit of your HSC course
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Task 3 Homework

• Linking your answers into PIES
• How did the professional care workers apply the
  care values in the services you used?
• How did this make you feel? It is quality of
  service that we receive when we are in need of
  health and social care that will influence how we
  rate the services.
• How well did the services meet your needs? Make
  some notes at home, then discuss this with the
  rest of the group during next lesson.

Lesson objective to understand all about the
next coursework unit of your HSC course
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Next time remember everything you do now will
be used to help you as an individual during the
planning controlled assessment

• Start to work on your planning and research
  strategies
• How will you do this?
• First - you need to decide on the area of
  services you intend to study.
• Secondly you need to remember to complete your
  study in the local community
• How can I do this?
• Using the glossary of local services on the next
  slide or using a service you know of, begin to
  start thinking about how you could collect
  primary research. You will write this up in a
  large mind map.
• Mind map what do you need to plan and think
  about?

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Glossary of services in the Local area- where can
you look

• Local Early Years provisions in the Knottingley
  area
• Little Acorns
• Play-Care Day Nursery
• The Sycamores Childrens Centre Child Care

Hospitals, Health Centres, GP surgeries,
dentists,
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Social care day care centres, residential homes
either local authority or private
Dentists