Specification points
WJEC AS Health and Social Care, and Childcare 2570QS
36 points in 2 topics, with WJEC's codes and titles.
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2.1 AS Unit 1: Promoting health and well-being
- 2.1.1 Definitions and concepts of health and well-being
- 2.1.1(a) Definitions of health and well-being
- 2.1.1(b) Understanding models of health, disability and well-being
- 2.1.1(c) Holistic concepts of health and well-being
- 2.1.2 Understanding perspectives of health, well-being and resilience
- 2.1.2(a) Social and economic determinants of health
- 2.1.2(b) Trends, patterns and perspectives of health, well-being and resilience
- 2.1.2(c) Legislation and strategies for promoting good health, well-being and resilience
- 2.1.3 Supporting and promoting health, well-being and resilience in Wales
- 2.1.3(a) Preventative measures: supported by lifestyle choices and local/national strategies
- 2.1.3(b) Modifiable risk factors in relation to health, well-being and resilience
- 2.1.3(c) Definition of health promotion
- 2.1.3(d) Different approaches in promoting health, well-being and resilience
- 2.1.3(e) Government initiatives for population health
- 2.1.3(f) Health promotion roles
2.2 AS Unit 2: Supporting health, well-being and resilience in Wales
- 2.2.1 Supporting individuals to achieve personal outcomes
- 2.2.1(a) Supporting individuals to achieve personal outcomes
- 2.2.1(b) Supporting individuals to identify and build resilience
- 2.2.1(c) Identifying and assessing the needs of individuals throughout their life span
- 2.2.1(d) Helping people measure progress against outcomes
- 2.2.2 Working practices within health and social care, and childcare provision
- 2.2.2(a) Person/child-centred care within outcome focused provision
- 2.2.2(b) Principles and core values of care
- 2.2.2(c) Skills and techniques used in care work
- 2.2.2(d) Recognising high quality health, social care and childcare services
- 2.2.2(e) Multi-disciplinary and partnership working
- 2.2.3 Local and national provision
- 2.2.3(a) Structure of health and social care, and childcare provision in Wales
- 2.2.3(b) The sustainability of health and social care and childcare provision in Wales
- 2.2.3(c) Roles and career pathways in care in Wales
- 2.2.3(d) How provision in Wales contrasts with provision elsewhere in the UK
- 2.2.4 Responsibilities and rights of both providers and individuals
- 2.2.4(a) Legislation, policies and rights in care provision
- 2.2.4(b) Rights-based approaches within Welsh health, social care and childcare legislation and practice