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Mind Map by Linzi Kent, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Linzi Kent
about 10 years ago
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Block 1
- Carers
- supports and helps a
family or friend due to
age, sickness or
disability
- Ann & Angus
- Ann became
carer when her
mother died
- Felt expected
to care for
Angus (a
woman's job)
- Promised her
mother on her death
bed to care for
Angus
- No choice
- Loves Angus
- had to care for Angus
- most people being cared for are older
- most people being cared for are older
- Loves Angus
- No choice
- majority of carers
are woman
- Promised her
mother on her death
bed to care for
Angus
- cares for
her step
father who
has
parkinsons
- Felt expected
to care for
Angus (a
woman's job)
- Ann doesnt see herself as a carer
- saw herself as a wife,mother &
dutiful daughter
- If she
recognises
herself as a
carer she faces
Angus isnt
getting better
- the word carer is a label
as is being cared for
- the word carer is a label
as is being cared for
- if she did she may get more help/support
- unaware of help available
to her
- informal support
- support from family/friends
- support from family/friends
- formal support
- support from outside agencies
- support from outside agencies
- informal support
- unaware of help available
to her
- some things she does for Angus
are done for the whole family ie:
cooking tea
- saw herself as a wife,mother &
dutiful daughter
- personal tasks -
wahsing/toileting
- Physcial tasks - in &
out of bed, up & down
stairs
- Gives
medicine/keeps
company
- Gives
medicine/keeps
company
- Physcial tasks - in &
out of bed, up & down
stairs
- Consequences
of care
- for both the carer&
families
- Hardwork
- some sort of
crises often prompt
people to ask for
help
- stress
- stress
- some sort of
crises often prompt
people to ask for
help
- demadning
- time
consuming
- time
consuming
- guilt
- lack of income
- 1/3 carers live in poverty
- have to adapt home/extra heating cost etc
- 1/3 carers live in poverty
- less family / personal time
- feeling alone
- feeling alone
- lack of choice
- had to give up work
- had to give up work
- Hardwork
- care relationships
- easier to care for if
relationship is good
- families can help build
confidence being cared
for by attitude and
expectations
- reciprocity - you scratch
my back ill scratch yours
as such
- reciprocity - you scratch
my back ill scratch yours
as such
- families can help build
confidence being cared
for by attitude and
expectations
- easier to care for if
relationship is good
- people being cared for
- loss of independence
- feeling relient
- isolated
- relatives may not live close
- may not have
many friends/cant
go out
- relatives may not live close
- lack of choice with tasks at home
- lack of choice
with whom cares
for them
- lack of support
- lack of choice
with whom cares
for them
- feeling relient
- feel a burden
- scared
- fear
- vulnerable to
abuse
- vulnerable to
abuse
- loss of independence
- for both the carer&
families
- social care
- assessments if
people need a
care package
- care package: set of services to
meet care users needs
- can be waiting a while for an assessment
- care package: set of services to
meet care users needs
- care plan - record of care people can
expect & have to sign to agree to it
- Marslows hierarchy of needs - until basic
needs are met such as food, drink then
higher needs will be less of concern
- help of support & aids/adaptations
- not every one is eligable
- lack of funding, councils decide who
gets authortive help - usually critical risk
care users
- postcode lottery -
what you get varies
as to where you live
- postcode lottery -
what you get varies
as to where you live
- lack of funding, councils decide who
gets authortive help - usually critical risk
care users
- health care free/social
care is not
- home care
- enables care users to stay at home
- work to a care plan which
determines what they do for
each client
- clear work boundaires
eg: being friendly not a
friend
- principles of care
- support people
- having a voice and
being heard
- respect peoples beliefs & preferences
- support people rights to appropriate services
- respect privacy & confidentality
- support people
- enables care users to stay at home
- assessments if
people need a
care package
- Ann became
carer when her
mother died
- Ann & Angus
- cost of care
higher without
carers
- cost
government
more without
carers
- cost
government
more without
carers
- 6million people
provide unpaid
care support in
the uk
- Carers allowence
- provide atleast 35hrs care
a week
- hard to measure time caring & it varies day to day
- hard to measure time caring & it varies day to day
- 16 and over
and not a
student
- caring for
someone who is
disabled and
recieving DLA /
over someone over
65
- does not
earn more
than £95pw
- only get £60pw (2013)
- does no
increase with
the more work
or hours you
do
- does no
increase with
the more work
or hours you
do
- provide atleast 35hrs care
a week
- supports and helps a
family or friend due to
age, sickness or
disability
- The sick role
- 3 key
features
- sick person not repsonsible for
being ill but expected to want to
get better
- temporarily exempt from normal duties but
expected to stop other things you normally do
- expectation to seek help from a
health care professional & follow it
- sick person not repsonsible for
being ill but expected to want to
get better
- being ill but cant show it eg :back pain
- others may not believe back pain for
eg is a condition
- others may not believe back pain for
eg is a condition
- illness is to do with bodies minds & social surroundings
- biological, psycological & social
aspect
- biological, psycological & social
aspect
- 3 key
features
- Anwar Malik
- Did not see himself as ill
- scared to go to a doctor
- perhaps felt a burden on
the NHS as he is an
immigrant
- english is not his first language
- different culture eg: didnt like to talk
openly about private things with a
woman
- english is not his first language
- perhaps felt a burden on
the NHS as he is an
immigrant
- Hansa (wife) was
concerned about her
husband
- felt it was just his age
- may carry personal
consquences so may not accept
illness
- scared to go to a doctor
- Primary health service
- services directly
accessible eg
GPs
- GP - medical doctor whom works in the
community
- GP have more help now than they did 50yrs ago eg:
receptionists, practise nurses etc
- many memebers of PHCT and are managed by a practise
manager and have other GP within the surgery
- many memebers of PHCT and are managed by a practise
manager and have other GP within the surgery
- GP surgery has its own culture and
can be unsettling for some people
- GP have more help now than they did 50yrs ago eg:
receptionists, practise nurses etc
- GP - medical doctor whom works in the
community
- Make your own decission to use primary
services
- secondary health
service
- services available by being referred from a
primary service eg: renal unit
- Hospital
- diagnoses/treatment
- more specialist
doctors
- advanced equipment
- round the clock nursing
- obsevation
- Biomedical science
- support &
diagnose treament
- research
- support &
diagnose treament
- more teamwork as oppose to
heirarchy
- diagnoses/treatment
- services available by being referred from a
primary service eg: renal unit
- services directly
accessible eg
GPs
- felt scared/awkward
- GP surgery is a strange
environment
- GP surgery is a strange
environment
- Diabetes
- type 2 - body lacks insulin so blood sugar rises to
dangerous levels
- could cause damage to his eyes
and body if his blood sugar isnt
checked daily
- self monitoring kit &
leaflets given to help
Anwar
- diet sheet given & diet advise
- diet sheet given & diet advise
- self monitoring kit &
leaflets given to help
Anwar
- could cause damage to his eyes
and body if his blood sugar isnt
checked daily
- change of lifestyle
- change in diet
- daily excerise
- life changing condition - needs
commitment to manage via self care
- demanding condition
- may cause him
to be depressed
- demanding condition
- change in diet
- type 2 - body lacks insulin so blood sugar rises to
dangerous levels
- barriers Anwar faced
- the diet didnt fit in
with his culture
- his wife couldnt read english so she couldnt
use diet sheet provided a she done most the cooking
- cultural barriers with excerise
ie: men and woman tend not
to mix and i wasnt in his
culture to excercise
- did not fully understand about treatment or care
- influenced by beliefs that tablets didnt work
- influenced by beliefs that tablets didnt work
- the diet didnt fit in
with his culture
- Did not see himself as ill
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