Caring for the Future

1. Introduction

Health law and policy making in the region of UK have been identified in a structural way with the functionalities provided by National Health Service (NHS) since the year 1948. There has been an access point of free access and being highlighted in a positive manner, clinical ideas and formulations have emerged as a greater tendency of force. There have been multiple changes implied and influences to the NHS structure over the course of time (Beresford, 2013). Since the 1970s however, the policy has been strictly related with the management of ever increasing requirement of resources and how to take into consideration multiple distinctions in population demands, availability of services and their qualitative comprehension across the region (Beresford, 2013).

An array amount of measurements have been implied to target the distinctions including, in the most recent times, an enhanced implication of mechanisms that are market induced. Staffing requirements in the NHS have always considered it difficult to carry out a prediction and the accounts of professional staffing mechanisms have always signified between a surplus and shortage. Such alterations have occurred in a substantial manner against a background of rising expenses, along with NHS providing a spending amount of national income share in a doubled manner since 1948 (Beresford, 2013).

The conventional focus of mental health services and associations have been evident enough since the clarifications of NHS was provided, stepping away from broader institutions to community based services. These alterations have been commenced and early productions for the analysis of care services were widely positive. In this discussion, the reforming care and support of the region is carried out with the considerations of social priorities and ideology indicated by the white paper (Beresford, 2013).

2. Discussion

Social Policy Priorities and Underlining Ideology

Care and support is something which is needed by everyone in this country, everyone is going to experience it and it will be a integral of living at any given point in their professional attributions. Some individuals go through impairments from birth, developing a deficiency of mental origin or mental health condition during their occupational life. Many, as they grow older and have the tendency to forget apply support and care for the maintenance of independent and active lives. Many individuals, as they grow older, become fragile in an additional manner and rely heavily on health care mediation and prospects (Cottam, and Leadbetter, 2004). In accordance with the Prime Minister's Challenge on Dementia, it can be represented that the regulatory bodies are already dedicated towards improving and enhancing the lives of individuals with care ideas and approaches. This discussion, the white paper and other support and care bills are published for the maintenance and formulation of an idea regarding how the government is providing high quality care and support for multiple individuals (Cottam, and Leadbetter, 2004).

According to the white paper, there are multiple governmental plans in assisting people with long term conditions so they can live healthier lives with the help of NHS and social care model introduction. The paper formulates how people that are undergoing long term conditions will be highlighted according to their needs and managed; how the Expert Patients Programme will be revolutionised throughout the region for the promotion of self-management, how clinical and professional nurses will be appreciated in talking to individuals with long term conditions along with their families.

The key approaches of the outlined NHS and Social Care Model commencements are:

* An approach of systematic form that associates social care, patients and carers with their health

* Providing an identification of individuals that have a long term condition

* Giving out satisfaction to individuals so they can have the care standards of their requirements,

* Highlighting prospective users that are implying secondary care services,

* Implementing community considerations to affiliate management of multiple cases

* Finding ways for the identification of people who may visibly be service users in an increased manner

* Maintaining multi disciplinary affiliations in primary care, supported with the help of specialist recommendation

* Developing the patient programs and their techniques which are already influential and impactful (Cottam, and Leadbetter, 2004).

State, Private Voluntary and Informal Provision

On a state level, according to the implications of the paper, development of a new capital fund will be carried out which will be outlined for over the time period of five years, supporting the development of specialised housing for dependent and disabled individuals. Training of more care workers will be provided for the delivery high quality care, in the involvement of an objective to double the internships by 100,000 by 2017. Legislations on a state level are designed to provide people with an entitlement to a personal budgeting phenomenon. Investing an additional amount of funding within the NHS and social care for the support of better support and integrated and care is to be carried out.

Private voluntary provisions of the foundations will work in accordance with the strategies of funders on a state level in outlining therapeutic measures for those clients who may have issues with the personal budgets to spend on the reliable services, as well as supporting advice and support.

Informally, multiple agencies are already developing services in a self-managing manner to provide interventions and measurements for those who need reform care and approaches of communicative activities (Cottam, and Leadbetter, 2004).

Legislation and Social Policy in Social Work

In the provided white paper, there is a new vision set out for the modern care management and support mechanisms that are going to further enhance the communities, individuals and families to prepare and plan for the future, to approach those surrounding them who may need support in some form for particular features. This will enable the support system in an additional manner to meet their aspirations and goals in return yielding higher care standards, suited to fit the individual needs and of their caregiving professionals as well (Cottam, and Leadbetter,