Health and Social Care Unit 4

Discuss/ Assess questions are to be both sided, as they tend to be 8/10 mark questions, you can do this by constructing it like:

• intergrate the question into the answer
• talk about the negative
• if negative is not available, then talk about what would have happened if there were no positives

THERE ARE NO 15 EASY MARK QUESTIONS ON THIS PAPER!

The first 3 questions of each section tend to be identifying, explaining and assessing/discussing questions

the last few questions will be the 8/10 marks

and the first few will be 4-6 marks

Expected life events:

• starting/ending employment
• marriage/partnership
• death/bereavment
• starting school

Unexpected life events:

• Serious illness
• Loss of job
• Financial difficulty
• Relationship Breakdown

If the question goes along the lines of assess health and well-being, the question is just asking you to assess the PIES of the person, obviously don't write something like

P: physically.. has met the needs

I:... has met the needs by

E:.... has met the needs by

S:.... and so on

integrate the answers, it doesnt even have to be in order, just get the positives and negatives of the persons PIES

Identification questions tend to be about small subjects such as expected and unexpected life events, needs (PIES), Care values, 

Important because:

• they help practitioners to respect the service users and their differences
• helps care practioners to address care needs etc
• ensure each individual is treated equally and fairly
• protect individuals from poor-quality care, neglect, discriminitation and mistreatment 

• Promoting anti-discriminatory practice
• promoting and supporting individual rights to dignity, independence, health and safety
• promoting effective communication and relationships
• maintaining confidentiality of information
• acknowledging individuals' personal beliefs and identity
• protecting individuals from abuse
• providing individualised care