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Health visitor - ​

The health visitor plays a crucial role in supporting both childdevelopment and parental well-being. By monitoring the baby's growth,offering breastfeeding support, and providing advice on local groups,they help ensure the baby is developing properly and that the motherfeels more confident in her caregiving. This support can reduce feelingsof isolation, offer valuable resources, and encourage socialconnection, all of which contribute positively to both the child’sdevelopment and the mother's mental health and confidence.

Practice nurse -

Practice nurses play a vital role in the long-term management of chronic conditions by providing ongoing support and monitoring. They help with routine checks, such as taking blood samples, monitoring vital signs, and assessing the condition of feet in patients with diabetes. They also educate patients on managing their condition, including offering advice on diet, lifestyle changes, and medication adherence. This consistent care helps patients maintain control over their health, reduces complications, and improves overall quality of life.

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A midwife balances medical care and emotional support for new mothers by communicating and use active listening, empathy and clear advice. This provides medical advice and reassurance. Using personal care to meet the new mothers needs by spending extra time with her and giving resources to take care of the baby. Building a judgemental free environment so the new mothers feel safe and comfortable to express any concerns

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For Mr Singh, it isn't very effective because he needs a Councillor for his emotional support. The adult nurse can only help with his physical pain, the adult nurse is highly effective in balancing physical recovery. Clinical tasks can help speed up the healing process.

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Group 2

Liam

The paediatric nurse is very important in supporting both the child and their family. They teach the child and parents how to manage the condition, such as using an inhaler correctly, and provide reassurance to reduce anxiety. By creating a care plan for school, the nurse helps keep the child safe and supported outside the home. Overall, they give both medical and emotional support, helping the whole family feel confident in managing the child’s health.

Also the multidisciplinary team would include

GP / Paediatrician : to diagnose, prescribe medication, and monitor Liam’s asthma.

Paediatric Nurse / Asthma Nurse Specialist – to teach inhaler use, create care plans, and provide ongoing support.

School Nurse 0r teachers – to make sure staff at school understand his condition and know how to respond in an emergency.

Pharmacist – to provide inhalers, spacers, and advice on medication use.

Dietitian – to support healthy lifestyle choices, as diet can influence asthma triggers.

Physiotherapist / Respiratory Therapist – if Liam has breathing difficulties or needs help with physical activity.

Family / Parents – central to his care, ensuring his condition is managed consistently at home.

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Doctors (GPs and hospital specialists) – to make sure the person’s health needs are understood and treated appropriately.

Speech and Language Therapists – to support communication and help make information more more available

Occupational Therapists – to promote independence in day to day activities

Social Workers – to provide safeguarding, emotional support, and help with care plans.

Psychiatrists – to support mental health and behaviour

Support Workers and Carers – to ensure consistency in daily support and supporting in giving personal care

Family members – to make sure care is personalised and family concerns are listened to.

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The midwife balances medical care with emotional support for new mothers by, providing holistic care which they then view pregnancy and childbirth as a significant life event. Midwifes also have active communication skills which allows them to communicate with the mother. Midwifes are trained to actively listen which builds a safe place for mothers to express any concerns they may have. As well as building a strong relationship with the mother, midwifes are also able to provide information about labor to the mother so they have a better understanding of things. Midwifes not only help deliver the baby, but also are there for the mothers emotionally helping them get through it calmly and comfortable.

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the district nurse role is important when preventing hospital admission because it shows that nurse also does home visits , so that if MS brown doesn't feel comfortable going to hospital for regular

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Health visitor:

-makes sure the babies healthy

-checks they are feeding properly

-may give helpful advice

-gives the baby vaccinations

-contacts the family/ families with other services

Practice nurse:

-educating patients about their condition

-educating the service user about how to alter their lifestyle.

-regular monitoring of patients health.

-liasing with other health care practitioners.

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Group 2

How effective are Learning disabilities nurses in reducing barriers to health care access?

Answer- enhanced communication like visual aids and specified language and other communication tools to ensure that patients understand medical information and express their needs effectively.

Another one‐ These nurses also work to promote independence in patients with learning disabilities. By teaching self-advocacy skills and providing support during medical appointments, they empower patients to take a more active role in their own healthcare.

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Children’s (Paediatric Nurse). Liam is age 7 and has asthma. The role of the Paediatric Nurse’s is important because he needs the full instructions of how to use an inhaler as it’s a medical prescription. If he doesn’t know how to use one it would be dangerous for Liam, possibly leading him to asthma attacks.

Learning Disabilities Nurse.

Sam is 22 and has down syndrome. He struggles with attending medical appointments. Learning Disabilities nurses are very effective at reducing many person-level and professional-level barriers to healthcare access, especially through, communication support, and staff training. For sam, the nurse could support them and try be understanding which will make sam feel comfortable and secure in his appointments.

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The mental health nurse can prevent Jade from being admitted to hospital by developing coping mechanisms and strategies. Effective medication management is a key component through therapy, the mental health nurse can equip her with coping skills. Working with the GP fosters integrated care allowing early interactions reduces risk of hospitalisation.

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Takunda and Subhan

The adult nurse can balance physco a recovery and emotional recovery in a variety of ways. With physical help the nurse could help Singh by monitoring the wound and this is important as it can prevent life alerting complications like infections etc. Emotionally, the adult nurse could encourage mobility and make Singh motivated to walk by celebrating small victories etc.

The Mental health nurse coukd ensure that Jade is taking her medication on time and therefore she is okay. Furthermore, The nurse could suggest certain websites to Jade to keep her mind occupied and to ensure she has someone to open up to. Alongside that they could do regularl home visits to make sure Jade is doing well.

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District Nurse

the district nurse role is important when preventing hospital admissions because it shows that nurse also does home visits, so that if Ms brown doesn't feel comfortable going to the hospital for regular checkups, then she can do so in her own home.

Neonatal Nurse

the way that a neonatal nurse can balance the comfort of parents about their baby and making sure that the baby is healthy, i s by making sure that the nurse is doing regular check ups on the baby while talking to the parents or by being near the baby or in view of them, to show the parents that the baby is doing fine and get the feeling of reassurance, from seeing their baby