Case study Report; mental health hospital exhibiting bizarre and uninhibited behaviour

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CASE STUDY
Toying is a 22-year old married woman who has been admitted to a mental health hospital exhibiting bizarre and uninhibited behaviour. She believes that a group of

people are inserting thoughts into her head by means of a “psychophallic device”. She stays in her room and does not want to interact with staff or other service users

on the ward.

THE REPORT MUST SHOW:
-how the case study may be helped or hindered in the society by the mental health care system,
-compare and contrast the care study with regards to mental health concepts and the treatment system, and how age, social class and ethnicity may help or hinder the

person’s recovery.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
-show understanding in ways which the conceptualisation of mental health and illness have changed over time
-compare and contrast the different types of modern models of mental of mental health health and illness
-evaluate the database about the ways in which structural division such as gender, age, social class, and ethnicity affect modern ideas about mental illness
-discuss the ways in which the British health system deals with issues of mental health and illness
-USE TWO THEORIES-Biomedical model and Social model
-advantages and disadvantages
-diagnosis (DSM5) briefly
-signs and symptoms (WHO) briefly
-assessment (NICE Guidelines) briefly
TREATMENT
-medication
-therapies
-advantages and disadvantages
ASSESSMENT (briefly)
-consent, capacity, and treatment decision
-early intervention services
-family intervention
-CBT
-Employment and education
-Stigma
-Asylum
The Report should consist of:
-front cover
-content cover
-case study (word limit not included)
-Introduction to the report
-conclusion
-references (15)
Appendices/appendix