TAHSC1 -Health and social care provision Yr10 No.1

If a neighbour offers to provide care and support for you after recovering from an operation, what type of care is this?

• Primary Care

• Informal Care

• Secondary Care

• Tertiary Care

The type of provision that is nationally provided by law and funded by working people's taxes.

• Private

• Statutory

• Voluntary

• Informal

When you have to pay for your care service, what is this known as?

• Private Care

• Independent Care

• Voluntary Care

• Informal Care

An individual who accesses a health and social care service is known as a ............. or a .....................

What are the differences between statutory and private services?

• Shorter waiting times for private care due to paying for the service

• Statutory services are open to all (inclusive)

• Statutory services do not provide as good care

• Private care is only available in affluent areas

Voluntary health and social care services are not for profit organisations and charities.

How do they manage to offer these services?

Identify all of the health care services from the list below:

• Day centers

• Hospitals

• Safeguarding services

• Family planning services

• Occupational therapy

Identify all of the social care services from the list below:

• Learning disabilities services

• Hospitals

• Safeguarding services

• Residential nursing homes

• Maternity services

True or False

Social care services provide medical care to help prevent, diagnose and treat illness, injury and disease.

• True

• False

Private services are owned or ran by private individuals.

Which of the following of examples of private health and social care providers?

• NHS

• Private child care

• BUPA

• Optimax (laser eye surgery)