Offers complete coverage of all the elements of a Health and Social Care programme and more. It is a comprehensive guide that is both informative and interesting; recommended for students and practitioners in the ever-changing field of Health and Social Care.

• PART 1: UNDERPINNING KNOWLEDGEChapter 1: Sociology and Health and Illness - Ashley FrawleyChapter 2: Psychology and Health and Illness - Darren J. EdwardsChapter 3: Academic Skills and Practice - Pete Hanratty and Ben MartinChapter 4: The Research Process in Health and Social Care - Pete KingChapter 5: The Law Relating to Health and Social Care: Introduction to Key Principles - Angela Smith and Julia ParkhouseChapter 6: The Law Relating to Health and Social Care: Further Key Principles - Angela Smith & Julia ParkhouseChapter 7: Reflective Practice and Critical Thinking - Sally RiggallChapter 8: Physiological Effects of Ageing in the Older Adult - John KnightPART 2: HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE IN ACTIONChapter 9: Safeguarding Children and Adults - Charlotte Chisnell and Caroline KellyChapter 10: Childcare in the UK - Pete KingChapter 11: Health Promotion and Health Psychology - Michelle Anderson and Llewellyn MorganChapter 12: Children’s Rights and Participation - Tracey Maegusuku-Hewett and Pete KingChapter 13: Working with Persons Experiencing Mental Disorder: Mental Health Conditions - Keith Bradley-AdamsChapter 14: Determinants of Poor Mental Health and the Road to Recovery - Keith Bradley-AdamsPART 3: CONTEMPORARY TOPICSChapter 15: Using and Developing Evidence in Health and Social Care Practice - Hazel M. ChapmanChapter 16: Leadership and Management - Stephanie BestChapter 17: Legal and Ethical Considerations in Health and Social Care - Hugh Upton and Angela SmithChapter 18: Equity, Intersectionality and Anti-Oppressive Practice - Sue Bond-Taylor and Ceryl DaviesChapter 19: Social Justice Issues in Health and Social Care - Gideon CalderChapter 20: Disability Policy and provision in health and social care - Andrew DunningChapter 21: Health Inequalities - Lance Benny Goodman

Offers complete coverage of all the elements of a Health and Social Care programme and more. It is a comprehensive guide that is both informative and interesting; recommended for students and practitioners in the ever-changing field of Health and Social Care.

• PART 1: UNDERPINNING KNOWLEDGEChapter 1: Sociology and Health and Illness - Ashley FrawleyChapter 2: Psychology and Health and Illness - Darren J. EdwardsChapter 3: Academic Skills and Practice - Pete Hanratty and Ben MartinChapter 4: The Research Process in Health and Social Care - Pete KingChapter 5: The Law Relating to Health and Social Care: Introduction to Key Principles - Angela Smith and Julia ParkhouseChapter 6: The Law Relating to Health and Social Care: Further Key Principles - Angela Smith & Julia ParkhouseChapter 7: Reflective Practice and Critical Thinking - Sally RiggallChapter 8: Physiological Effects of Ageing in the Older Adult - John KnightPART 2: HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE IN ACTIONChapter 9: Safeguarding Children and Adults - Charlotte Chisnell and Caroline KellyChapter 10: Childcare in the UK - Pete KingChapter 11: Health Promotion and Health Psychology - Michelle Anderson and Llewellyn MorganChapter 12: Children’s Rights and Participation - Tracey Maegusuku-Hewett and Pete KingChapter 13: Working with Persons Experiencing Mental Disorder: Mental Health Conditions - Keith Bradley-AdamsChapter 14: Determinants of Poor Mental Health and the Road to Recovery - Keith Bradley-AdamsPART 3: CONTEMPORARY TOPICSChapter 15: Using and Developing Evidence in Health and Social Care Practice - Hazel M. ChapmanChapter 16: Leadership and Management - Stephanie BestChapter 17: Legal and Ethical Considerations in Health and Social Care - Hugh Upton and Angela SmithChapter 18: Equity, Intersectionality and Anti-Oppressive Practice - Sue Bond-Taylor and Ceryl DaviesChapter 19: Social Justice Issues in Health and Social Care - Gideon CalderChapter 20: Disability Policy and provision in health and social care - Andrew DunningChapter 21: Health Inequalities - Lance Benny Goodman

Offers complete coverage of all the elements of a Health and Social Care programme and more. It is a comprehensive guide that is both informative and interesting; recommended for students and practitioners in the ever-changing field of Health and Social Care.

• PART 1: UNDERPINNING KNOWLEDGEChapter 1: Sociology and Health and Illness - Ashley FrawleyChapter 2: Psychology and Health and Illness - Darren J. EdwardsChapter 3: Academic Skills and Practice - Pete Hanratty and Ben MartinChapter 4: The Research Process in Health and Social Care - Pete KingChapter 5: The Law Relating to Health and Social Care: Introduction to Key Principles - Angela Smith and Julia ParkhouseChapter 6: The Law Relating to Health and Social Care: Further Key Principles - Angela Smith & Julia ParkhouseChapter 7: Reflective Practice and Critical Thinking - Sally RiggallChapter 8: Physiological Effects of Ageing in the Older Adult - John KnightPART 2: HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE IN ACTIONChapter 9: Safeguarding Children and Adults - Charlotte Chisnell and Caroline KellyChapter 10: Childcare in the UK - Pete KingChapter 11: Health Promotion and Health Psychology - Michelle Anderson and Llewellyn MorganChapter 12: Children’s Rights and Participation - Tracey Maegusuku-Hewett and Pete KingChapter 13: Working with Persons Experiencing Mental Disorder: Mental Health Conditions - Keith Bradley-AdamsChapter 14: Determinants of Poor Mental Health and the Road to Recovery - Keith Bradley-AdamsPART 3: CONTEMPORARY TOPICSChapter 15: Using and Developing Evidence in Health and Social Care Practice - Hazel M. ChapmanChapter 16: Leadership and Management - Stephanie BestChapter 17: Legal and Ethical Considerations in Health and Social Care - Hugh Upton and Angela SmithChapter 18: Equity, Intersectionality and Anti-Oppressive Practice - Sue Bond-Taylor and Ceryl DaviesChapter 19: Social Justice Issues in Health and Social Care - Gideon CalderChapter 20: Disability Policy and provision in health and social care - Andrew DunningChapter 21: Health Inequalities - Lance Benny Goodman