Health And Social Care Case Study R/S Mr. Pittman

This book is mainly about the loss and betrayal of innocence. There is many signs to gather that Holden suffers from PTSD. One of my biggest believes of Holden’s PTSD comes from the the death of his younger brother, Allie. I do believe there is more reasons behind why he is suffering from PTSD, but I believe this was the spark to the flame, this is where it originated from.

Peter looked at his shoes. “He never looked at his father any more, nor at his mother. “You aren’t going to lock up the nursery for good, are you” (Bradbury 148). When Mr. Hadley was deciding on locking up the nursery room, the kids were very disappointed since they are basically taking their “parents” (which would be the technology) from them.

Sgt. Taylor made extremely poor decision in not taking correct action with an endangered 14 year old runaway. CID not supervisor was contacted, no attempt to locate was initiated, several hours passed before the child was entered into NCIC/TCIC, and the safety of the child was at risk. Sgt. Taylor has not shown the ability to present solutions.

These are all examples of how Norman Bowker had changed throughout the story. He went from being innocent, or without war on his mind ever, to having nothing else to say to anyone if it didn’t involve war. After he had came back from war, he was not able to keep a job, he was not able to keep a conversation going with anyone because no one knew what he was going through. He was also suffering from PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) which in the long run, made him feel as if no one would understand him or his story because no one else was in war when he was and no one experienced what he

In the story, the reader never receives examples of how his father corrects him or shows him how he needs to act. Possibly, Paul never realizes what his father is trying to do for him and finds it unimportant. The author did not mention Paul’s mother very often throughout the story. The only information the reader is told about his mother is when Paul’s teachers are conversing about him. One teacher mentions that his mother died when he was only two months old (2).

  As it turns out, though, Bud is his grandson.   Bud 's mother had gotten into a fight with Herman, and had never spoken to him again.   Herman did not even know that she had died.   The book ends with everyone still in

Then a couple days later there was another kid who choked on one also and had to go to the Emergency Room. His face turned a bright blue. No one knows if they are ok. Later that same day there was a third person who choked and did not have to go to the Emergency Room. Even though the third person didn 't have to go to the E.R the school was still worried, so they decided to ban them from the cafeteria.

Genie Wiley’s Background Genie Wiley is a pseudonym of a girl that went through many trials in her life. All of which had been bottled up in the horrors of living in a small room for twelve years in confinement with her abusive father. Reason for her being inside a room for twelve years is because her dad, Clark Genie, was self-centered and thought Genie was mentally retarded, thus he locked her up under the guise that he was protecting her. In doing so Clark separated Genie from her nearly blind mother, Irene Wiley, and six-year-old brother, John Wiley. Not only did Wiley lock up his own daughter but he spoon-fed her only Pablum and milk, spoke to her in mostly growls and barks, and beat her with a wooden paddle every time she attempted to

This is because Tom is preoccupied with keeping his possessions to himself that he keeps his house very ugly. In these times, people were welcome into a stranger’s house, but because Tom refused to share his goods with anyone, nobody bothered to come to his house. As a result of the decrepit nature of his house and the lack of sharing with other visitors, tom is shown to be a very stingy man. TO sum up, Tom Walker is a stingy man because he competes with his wife for all of their possessions, he does not take care of his horse because he doesn’t want to spend any money on it, and he keeps his house gloomy to ward of any

One day after a particularly heated argument, she followed me up to my room and came at me again, and wouldn 't let it go and wouldn 't let me leave. She kept asking me why I was acting the way I was and asked me why I had changed, and finally I snapped and said that I felt that they had abandoned me while I was away. They never called me, never came to visit, never asked me how I was doing. They didn 't know I was seeing a psychologist because I was struggling so much and being put on sleeping medication because I would go days without sleeping. Even on my birthday, my father didn 't even call.

HSE- Health and Safety Executive • It is the body responsible for the encouragement, regulation and enforcement of workplace health, safety and welfare. • It exists as an independent regulatory act and is in the public interest to reduce work related death serious injury across Britain’s workplace. • Effects all employed in Britain from major injuries. •

abuse: When the service user lives with the carer, it may increase the chances for abuse to occur as this situation may cause stress and resentment if the carer feels he/she cannot cope. Not properly trained staff who do not receive any supervision or support at work, as well as stressed staff who are going through personal problems, or who do not like working in the care sector, may increase the risk of an individual being abused. In addition, patients who are not mobile, are confused, suffer from dementia or are aggressive or challenging, may also present an increase for the risk of an individual being abused, since the carer

The appropriate health care system to choose for the United States is the socialized health care system. Socialized health care system has several benefits that the whole United States population will enjoy. The first benefit of socialized health care system is extending care. One thing that is evident in the United States is that individuals are dying every day because they lack access to health care services. With socialized health care system in place, every individual in the United States will be able to enjoy health care services irrespective of the social status.

The S.W must acknowledge that Ashley at her age experiences new sensations and feelings. She might place a great importance on what other people may think of her. That's why she might be reluctant and hesitant in disclosing certain aspects about her existing situation. We don't know if Ashley discussed her concerns with her mum or other family members, so she needs to be approached sensitively , as she might feel ashamed. She might be afraid that she might be disbelieved by Jackie or her extended family, therefore there is a risk of emotional abuse that might arise as a consequence of her disclosure.

Everyone working in a health and social care setting puts the interest of everyone, who uses the service first Everyone has a duty of care and has the right to expect, support and care in a safe way, minimising any risk. In Health and Social Care settings ‘A duty of care’ is a very common phrase heard.