Roles of W.H.O or Public Health England

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1.1.    Explain the roles played by W.H.O, Department of Health or Public Health England and Local Authorities in identifying levels of health and diseases in communities.

1.2 Explain, using statistical data, the epidemiology of HIV or Ebola and Breast cancer or diabetes (Type 2) in your own country.

2.1. Use relevant research to determine current priorities and approaches to provision of services for people with disease or illness such as HIV or Ebola and Breast cancer or diabetes (type 2)

.2.2. Explain the relationship between the prevalence of Breast cancer or HIV in relation to the requirements of health services to support individuals with the above illnesses?

2.3. Analyse the impact lifestyle choices such as diet, exercise and substance use   have on future needs for health and social care services.

Task 3

3.1 Assess the Health and Wellbeing priorities for people in Health and Social care setting. The setting here could be any of the London boroughs.

3.2 Evaluate the effectiveness of strategies, systems and policies for ensuring health and wellbeing of individuals living in a Health and Social care setting such as: provision of services, quality of provision, complaints policies in relation to a particular service.

3.2.2 What have been the benefits adopting systems and policies

3.2.3 What have been the challenges faced with certain systems, strategies & Policies

3.2.4 What were they like before the emergence of CQC in comparison with today

3.5.2 What is the way forward? Give own suggestions

3.3. Discuss the changes that could be made to improve the health and wellbeing of individuals in a Health and Social Care setting. This should be link to 3.2 above.3.4

Evaluate an activity that has been implemented to encourage behaviour change for maximising Health for individuals in Health or Social Care setting. They effectiveness of one of the following activities should be discussed in your essay a. ‘Smoking Cessation Programme’