HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE SETTINGS

• residential care
• day care
• nursing care
• domiciliary care(home care)

residential care
residential care is where a person leaves their home to be cared for in safe and secure home environment.

residential care

• personal care
• ensuring they take their medicine at the required time
• arranging health visits when needed
• encouraging independence

Day Care
this type of care is for people who need care on a daily basis but not in residential home.

DAY CARE

• physiotherapy and occupational therapy services.
• visiting a local community day care centre for social reasons
• visits to see health care professionals at hospitals.

Nursing care
this is where a person needs more nursing care because they are ill and/or need specialist health care.

Nursing care
specialist nursing staff include:
1-practice nurses.
2-health visitors.
3-ward nurses.
4-occupational health nurses .
5-midwives.
6-school nurses.
7-mental health nurses.
8-paediatric nurses.

Domiciliary care
the word domiciliary means 'at home'.This may be the person's choice-for example: if they want to give birth at home.

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