Holistic Approach 30/11/23

Other issues that contribute to the individual's ill health are...

• lack of sleep, fast food diet, lack of sunlight, genetic engineering
• excessive exercise, healthy diet, relaxation, genetic modification
• sedentary lifestyle, balanced diet, meditation, family history of good health
• lack of exercise, poor diet, stress, environmental factors, genetic predisposition

Being viewed as a "whole person" and not a medical problem can do what to an individual?

Disadvantage of a holistic approach are that:

• There are no disadvantages to using a holistic approach.
• A holistic approach is always the best way to address any issue.
• The disadvantages of a holistic approach may include the potential for overlooking specific details or the complexity of addressing multiple interconnected factors.
• The disadvantages of a holistic approach may include the potential for overlooking specific details or the complexity of addressing multiple interconnected factors.

Advocacy helps services users to

(a)  

Care is more

(a)  

Health and Social Care Workers are not...

• Paint and Decorators

• employed or skilled to manage all aspects of an individual's needs

• required to sort out your accommodation.

• education and training providers

An Holistic approach takes account of a person's wider needs, what are they?

A holistic approach is also known as...

• a whole-person approach

• Whistleblowing

• Monitoring care

• Specialist

Advocates explore..

(a)