Health team

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Sharnjeet Kaurteacher at BFUHS um BFUHS
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HEALTH
TEAM
Sharnjeet Kaur
Clinical Instructor
HEALTH TEAM
• It is defined as “ a group of persons who
share a common objectives determined by
community needs and toward the
achievement of which each member of the
team contributes in accordance with
her/his competence and skills, and
respecting the functions of the other.”
Definition
Health team
• THE PHYSICIAN: a physician is a person
who is legally authorised to practice
medicine. In hospital setting, the physician
is responsible for the medical diagnosis
and for determining the therapy
required by a person who is ill
or injured.
• THE NURSE: number of personnel may
be involved in h A ealth team. The team
leader ‘head nurse’ is responsible for
delegation of duties to members
of her team and care given to
the patients.
• DIETITICIAN: Dietitician design special
diets and they supervise the preparation of
meals according to doctor's prescription.
• PHYSIOTHERAPIST: The physiotherapist
provide assistance to patient who has
problem related to musculoskeletal system.
Functions:
1. Assessing mobility and strength
2. Providing therapeutic measures
3. Teaching patients new skills and
measures.
• SOCIAL WORKER : Social worker
provide assistance to the family and
patient. He provide assistance in the
problems such as finances, counselling or
marital problems, adoption of children etc.
• OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST: The
occupational therapist assists patient with
some impairment of function to gain skills
as they relate to activities of daily living
and help with a skill that is therapeutic.
• LABORATORY TECHNICIAN:
examines and study specimens
such as urine, faeces, blood and
discharge from wound.
• RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST: assists
with wide variety of X-Ray procedures.
• PHARMACISTS:
Pharmacists dispense drugs and medications
prescribed by physicians, physician assistants,
nurse practitioners, and dentists.
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS
IN COMMUNITY AREA
• HEALTH ASSISTANT: They supervise 6
health workers and cover the population of
about 30000.
Their functions include
• Administration
• Supervision
• Maintaining human relation skills
• COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER: The
CHW is a member of the community and
play an important role in identifying a
community’s problems and in developing
solutions.
• ASHA ( ACCREDIATED SOCIAL
HEALTH ACTIVIST):
ASHA is a social health activist in
community who will create awareness on
health. There should be 1 ASHA for 1000
population
• VILLAGE HEALTH GUIDE: The village
health guides are mostly women and this
scheme was started on 2nd oct. 1977.
They are chosen by the community in
which they work.
• They get training of 200 hours in 3
months.
• TRAINED DIAS: Under the rural health
scheme the local dias are trained to
improve their knowledge. The training is
given at sub centre, PHC &CHC and in
community area for 30 days.
• They play a vital role in propagating small
family norm,
Health team
Health team
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Health team

  • 2. HEALTH TEAM • It is defined as “ a group of persons who share a common objectives determined by community needs and toward the achievement of which each member of the team contributes in accordance with her/his competence and skills, and respecting the functions of the other.” Definition
  • 4. • THE PHYSICIAN: a physician is a person who is legally authorised to practice medicine. In hospital setting, the physician is responsible for the medical diagnosis and for determining the therapy required by a person who is ill or injured.
  • 5. • THE NURSE: number of personnel may be involved in h A ealth team. The team leader ‘head nurse’ is responsible for delegation of duties to members of her team and care given to the patients.
  • 6. • DIETITICIAN: Dietitician design special diets and they supervise the preparation of meals according to doctor's prescription.
  • 7. • PHYSIOTHERAPIST: The physiotherapist provide assistance to patient who has problem related to musculoskeletal system. Functions: 1. Assessing mobility and strength 2. Providing therapeutic measures 3. Teaching patients new skills and measures.
  • 8. • SOCIAL WORKER : Social worker provide assistance to the family and patient. He provide assistance in the problems such as finances, counselling or marital problems, adoption of children etc.
  • 9. • OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST: The occupational therapist assists patient with some impairment of function to gain skills as they relate to activities of daily living and help with a skill that is therapeutic.
  • 10. • LABORATORY TECHNICIAN: examines and study specimens such as urine, faeces, blood and discharge from wound. • RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST: assists with wide variety of X-Ray procedures.
  • 11. • PHARMACISTS: Pharmacists dispense drugs and medications prescribed by physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and dentists.
  • 13. • HEALTH ASSISTANT: They supervise 6 health workers and cover the population of about 30000. Their functions include • Administration • Supervision • Maintaining human relation skills
  • 14. • COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER: The CHW is a member of the community and play an important role in identifying a community’s problems and in developing solutions.
  • 15. • ASHA ( ACCREDIATED SOCIAL HEALTH ACTIVIST): ASHA is a social health activist in community who will create awareness on health. There should be 1 ASHA for 1000 population
  • 16. • VILLAGE HEALTH GUIDE: The village health guides are mostly women and this scheme was started on 2nd oct. 1977. They are chosen by the community in which they work. • They get training of 200 hours in 3 months.
  • 17. • TRAINED DIAS: Under the rural health scheme the local dias are trained to improve their knowledge. The training is given at sub centre, PHC &CHC and in community area for 30 days. • They play a vital role in propagating small family norm,