The Sociology of Health and Illness

Dynamic Training invites you to explore the intricate interplay between society and health with our captivating program, "The Sociology of Health and Illness ." This transformative course offers a deep dive into the sociological dimensions of health, illness, and mental well-being, providing healthcare professionals with a unique perspective to enhance their patient care and understanding.

Our half-day course, "The Sociology of Health and Illness ", delves into the fundamental principles and core concepts of how society influences health and illness. On this course, you'll gain insights into the sociological aspects of common disorders that lead to patient referrals to healthcare science services, as well as those pertinent to your own workplace.

Throughout this engaging course, participants will cover a range of topics, including:

• Principles and Core Concepts: Grasp the foundational principles and core concepts that underpin the sociology of health and illness.
• Relevance to Common Disorders: Understand the sociological dynamics surrounding common disorders that lead patients to seek healthcare science services.
• Sociology in Your Workplace: Explore the sociological aspects relevant to patients typically referred to your own workplace.
• Impact of Mental Ill Health: Discuss the profound social, personal, and economic implications of mental ill health.
• Mental Health's Societal Impact: Analyse the repercussions of experiencing mental health problems on individuals, families, and society at large.
• Biopsychosocial Aspects of Mental Health: Delve into the biological, psychological, and social factors that contribute to the onset, progression, and perpetuation of mental health conditions.
• Principles of Rehabilitation: Learn about the principles and methods for rehabilitating individuals commonly referred to healthcare science services or your specific area of work.

This programme is ideal for a diverse range of healthcare professionals.

*Pricing Per Day for up to 16 participants

Funding: Commercial

Mode Of Delivery: Fully Online

Course Length: Half Day