Can anyone please help me with my Health and Social care NVQ3?
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I'm doing NVQ level 4 in Community Justice, some of the stuff is quite similar.  When I started doing my NVQ units I was just tearing my hair out trying to work out what it all meant.  If you know anyone else who has recently done or is doing the same unit(s), ask them for advice, that's how I got started on mine.  There's kind of an art to working out how to present your evidence to best advantage, and how to cover all your pcs.   My best advice is to work through the unit description systematically (and calmly! try not to panic!) and see what you can already tick off from what you have.  Then identify your gaps and think about what you can do while you're at work to get evidence to plug those gaps - sometimes you might have to manufacture or request opportunities!\n\nI've had 3 units signed off now and I'm close to finishing a 4th (I have to do 12 in all).  I can honestly say that once I'd completed 1, it was quite plain sailing.  But I needed those friendly colleagues around to get the first one done.\n\nGood luck!!
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try going on thees sites and emailing them with your questions./.......\n\nhttp://www.uwe.ac.uk/hsc/\nhttp://www.brookes.ac.uk/schools/shsc/!\nhttp://www.nhs.uk
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Contact Social Services asap, they WILL be able to help you, even the very same day in most cases, especially as you are also becoming ill and stressed with all the pressure being put on you. CPN's are not very good in my experience (I have had a lot of experience)
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Both my sister and I have had the same letter. We are at college studying an nvq level 2. I called the number and told them we are students but that doesn't matter! They said we should have still been paying, and when i asked how, they didn't know.\n  The only way to get around it is signing on (jobseekers), but you can only do this if you do less than 16 hours a week.\n   My sister was working part time aswell as going to college and she still got the same letter. Because of the hours she worked, she didn't have to pay tax or national insurance yet they still tell her she owes nearly £300!
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try this\nhttp://www.care2x.org/
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go to your local nhs provider they should have Ocuppational therapists there.
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I live in Portsmouth. If I were you I would go to the Gynae unit at St Mary's hospital in Milton Rd and just ask to speak to someone. If you explain your situation I'm sure you'll get some advice.\nGood luck,\nJon C
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Keep track of dates, times, hospital visits, witnesses, the more you have the better your case will be. Do not be intimidated by superiros trying to put you off claiming for it. Get in touch with a solicitor for advise and state your case. \nAndif you go for it never accept the first two offers for compensation. I think (but check up on this) that after the refusal of the third offer it goes to court. \nLastly be prepared for a long wait, i was injured in a bike accident and it took two years before I seen anything.
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GO TO www.healthcarelicensing.com\n\nhope that helps!!\n\nalso, call the school where you took classes from and maybe they can help you.\n\nGood luck
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phone nhs direct and ask 4 a guide to the pct developers
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The best advice anybody can give you is for you to inform your local GP of your problems, the NHS have many resources for helping patients cope with stress. In the meantime these websites should help you in managing your problem...\nhttp://www.mindtools.com/smpage.html\nhttp://www.stress.org.uk/
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OK, i have an NVQ and it was quite possibly the easiest thing i have ever done, but the thing is not every one finds things as easy as you and i, and these people still need jobs etc.\n\nSome people only have their NVQ's as a means of telling an employer of what things they are capable of, so it may seem stupid to you, but to an employer it is good to know what your staff can and can't do.\n\nAlso i know there are good NV's out there, they are just over shadowed.\n\nBut hey, i will do the NVQ in the tea making, my in-laws like a good cuppa!
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the waiting list for anything on the nhs these days is a joke,you can know book a hospital appointment online via the nhs website You should kick up a fuss,better still tell them you are not from this country and you will get it straight away
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All you need to know\n\nhttp://www.markwalton.net/guidemha/index.asp\n\nhttp://www.hyperguide.co.uk/mha/overview.htm
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Cant find his email so ring him instead:\n\nContact points at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh NHS Trust:\nTel No: \n\n0131 242 2068 (ward 206, transplant unit, nurses station)\n\n0131 242 2062(ward 206, doctors room)\n\nConsultants and the Registrar for the Unit areavailable 24 hours a day - contact on the abovenumbers.
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The article on NHS Direct is good and informative about anaemia. The one on dotpharmacy gives lots of info too.
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They should be able to.\nI found these, and I think they are close to you.\nContact Social Services by:\n\nDuring office hours 9.15am to 5.00pm\nTel 020 7332 1224\nFax 020 7332 1573\nText phone 020 7332 1574\nAlternatively, email us.\n\nOutside office hours - EMERGENCY ONLY:\nCity & Hackney Emergency Duty Team\nTel 020 8356 2300\n\nSocial Services\nCity of London\n15 Half Moon Court\nLondon, EC1A 7HF\n\nGood Luck