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Andrew Kingsley1, Sylvie Hampton2, Ellie Lindsay3
1Lead Nurse Healthcare Associated Infections, Northern Eastern and Western Devon Clinical Commissioning Group.
British Journal of Nursing (Mark Allen Publishing)
|April 15, 2017
Summary
The social model of care demonstrates significant value in England's South West region. This approach to healthcare provision has proven effective and beneficial for patient well-being.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare delivery models
- Social care research
- Public health initiatives
Background:
- The traditional medical model of care often overlooks social determinants of health.
- There is a growing need for integrated care systems that address holistic patient needs.
- The South West of England serves as a relevant case study for evaluating innovative care approaches.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the effectiveness of the social model of care in a real-world setting.
- To highlight the benefits and successes of implementing the social model of care.
- To provide insights into the practical application of the social model of care.
Main Methods:
- Qualitative discussion and analysis by key stakeholders.
- Case study examination of care provision in the South West of England.
- Review of outcomes and impact of the social model of care.
Main Results:
- The social model of care has shown positive outcomes in the South West.
- Implementation has led to improved patient experiences and support.
- The model's adaptability to local needs has been a key success factor.
Conclusions:
- The social model of care is a valuable and effective approach.
- Its successful implementation in the South West offers a scalable blueprint.
- Further adoption of this model is recommended for enhanced healthcare outcomes.