How to answer activity 2 and 3?
Activity 2 – How does secondary research support the importance
of this issue:
Introduction:
- Say what the issue is and why it’s important to research.
- Add 1 fact or stat from the secondary research to show it’s a
serious or growing problem.
Paragraph 1 – Impact on Individuals (PIES)
- Explain how the issue affects people’s Physical, Intellectual,
Emotional, or Social wellbeing.
- Use 1-2 aspects (do not do all four).
- Back it up with research (NHS, charity, or journal data).
Paragraph 2 – Impact on Practitioners
- Explain how this issue affects people who work in health and
social care (workload, training or stress).
- Use research or reports showing staff shortages or rising
demands.
- Say why it’s important for professionals to have support or
more resources.
Paragraph 3 – Impact on Wider Society
- Explain how the issue affects the community or economy (NHS
costs, social inequality).
- Use one or two facts from secondary research.
- Say why society needs to act on this issue.
Conclusion
- Summarise what your research shows – it proves the issue is
serious.
- Say why research into this is important for the future.
Activity 3 - How could research into this issue affect the provision
of health and social care services?
Introduction:
- Re-state the issue.
- Say that research helps improve services (provision) and
practice (what professionals do).
Paragraph 1 – Effect on Provision + Recommendation
- Explain how the issue affects services (more demand).
Activity 2 – How does secondary research support the importance
of this issue:
Introduction:
- Say what the issue is and why it’s important to research.
- Add 1 fact or stat from the secondary research to show it’s a
serious or growing problem.
Paragraph 1 – Impact on Individuals (PIES)
- Explain how the issue affects people’s Physical, Intellectual,
Emotional, or Social wellbeing.
- Use 1-2 aspects (do not do all four).
- Back it up with research (NHS, charity, or journal data).
Paragraph 2 – Impact on Practitioners
- Explain how this issue affects people who work in health and
social care (workload, training or stress).
- Use research or reports showing staff shortages or rising
demands.
- Say why it’s important for professionals to have support or
more resources.
Paragraph 3 – Impact on Wider Society
- Explain how the issue affects the community or economy (NHS
costs, social inequality).
- Use one or two facts from secondary research.
- Say why society needs to act on this issue.
Conclusion
- Summarise what your research shows – it proves the issue is
serious.
- Say why research into this is important for the future.
Activity 3 - How could research into this issue affect the provision
of health and social care services?
Introduction:
- Re-state the issue.
- Say that research helps improve services (provision) and
practice (what professionals do).
Paragraph 1 – Effect on Provision + Recommendation
- Explain how the issue affects services (more demand).
