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Question 1

NHS

Answer 1

Funded by the taxpayer
Run by the government
Mainly provides free healthcare

Question 2

NHS England

Answer 2

Responsible for improving individuals quality of life by providing the care, support and treatment needed

Question 3

Private healthcare

Answer 3

Owned and run by private individuals
Usually charge fees for their service

Question 4

Private/ non profit’s organisations

Answer 4

Is a business whose aim isn’t to make money for owners but to provide a benefit to society
Examples
-age uk
-childlike
-britishheart foundation

Question 5

Working environments

Answer 5

Health services in a range of environments
Examples
-nursing homes
-GP surgery
-hospital
-community centre

Question 6

Primary care

Answer 6

When an individual has made a first point of contact with a medical practitioner
Examples
-GP surgery
-dentist
-optician
-A&E

Question 7

Secondary care

Answer 7

Is care services when you are seen by a specialist
Examples
-hospital clinic
-physiotherapist

Question 8

Tertiary care

Answer 8

Specialist medical attention provided by practitioners who focus on particular diseases. End of life care
Examples
-transplants

Question 9

Range of personal factors

Answer 9

-pre existing health condition
-physical disabilities
-mental health disorders
-learning disabilities
-different ages

Question 10

Health applications

Answer 10

-Promotes healthier choices by offering advice and support
-Supports independent management of conditions
-Supports help professionals with ongoing monitoring of conditions
-Supports health teams to manage appointments

Question 11

Evergreen life app

Answer 11

Allows people to take control of their health, well-being and medical records. Provides easy access to records and tips on how to improve their health.

Question 12

NHS app

Answer 12

Provides a simple and secure way for people to access a range of NHS services on their phone/tablet. You can:
-Order repeat prescription
-Book appointments
-View health records

Question 13

My diabetes, my way

Answer 13

Help support people who have diabetes and their family and friends

Question 14

Assistive computer technology (3-D printing, health, implants, and robotic surgery)

Answer 14

-Supports the health team to treat or manage conditions more efficiently
-Provide solutions that may not have been previously available in order to support conditions 

Question 15

Artificial intelligence technologies

Answer 15

-Supports have teams to gain access to more expensive data across the wider geographical area
-Supports her professionals to stay informed and relations trends in condition and response from and wider pool of individuals
-Supports diagnosis through use of patient data 

Question 16

Importance of adhering to national, organisational and departmental policies

Answer 16

-Provide quality standardised care for all patients and service users
-Ensure safety of all service users
-Prevent errors
-Provide consistency
-Promote health and well-being
-Ensure safety and well-being for practitioners 

Question 17

Possible consequences of not following policies

Answer 17

-Health and safety risks
-harm to self and the individual
-Termination of employment
-Negative media coverage
-Implications for inspection
-DeRegistration for registered practitioners

Question 18

Public sector

Answer 18

The government sets up, managers and leads the public sector services. These include hospitals and GP surgeries.

Question 19

Private sector

Answer 19

Owned or run by private individuals rather than by the government. These include private nursing homes.

Question 20

Voluntary/charity sector

Answer 20

Not-for-profit organisation and charities. Provided by volunteers who don’t get paid.

Question 21

Evidence based practice

Answer 21

Leading scientific, a mathematical, research, evidence and data connection used to inform practice in decision-making

Question 22

The application of evidence based practice

Answer 22

-Combine research findings with clinical expertise and professional judgement
-Assesses all the findings from research
-Draw conclusions and apply findings to improve practice
-Review the impact of improvements 

Question 23

Flat structure

Answer 23

An organisational structure with only a few management levels
Resulting job roles
-Management roles
-Caring roles

Question 24

Tiered hierarchical structure

Answer 24

The NHS is an example of this.
Resulting job roles
-Management roles
-Caring roles

Question 25

External agencies

Answer 25

Doesn’t have to be the NHS could be private businesses
Resulting job roles
-Functions within the sector
-Contractors
- Integrated service 

Question 26

Multidisciplinary team

Question 27

Job description

Answer 27

-scope of role
-purpose of role
-responsibilities
-reporting lines
-accountabilities

Question 28

Person specification

Answer 28

-experience required
-essential and desirable skills
-attributes required
-qualifications required
Mandatory training

Question 29

Factors on activities

Answer 29

-pandemic
-epidemic
-extreme weather
-infrastructure
-geographical events

Question 30

Impact on activities

Answer 30

-service overload
-insufficient staff resources
-inaccessible services
-damage to facilities
-effect on chain supply