Posted: October 19th, 2016

cenario Richardson family Multiple scerolasis scenario Sally lives in newly built detached house with good local amenities. her husband is banker and Sally used to be a lawyer.

Scenario Richardson family Multiple scerolasis scenario Sally lives in newly built detached house with good local amenities. her husband is banker and Sally used to be a lawyer. \she has tow kids. Suddenly she develop secondary progression of multiple scerolasis with reduced mobility and fatigue. Question Assignment guide lines Narrative for failed group presentation You are required to write a narrative of 2500 words analysing your contribution to the group presentation for the Experiencing Health & Illness module. This is a formal academic piece of work and therefore academic conventions including accurate referencing should be adhered to. You will need to write in the third person and critically analyse the theme or subject you researched as part of your contribution to the group presentation. Please ensure you refer to the appropriate level marking grid for academic assignments to guide you. This is NOT a reflective piece of work in relation to your contribution to the group dynamics and team working but a CRITICAL ANALYSIS of the topic or theme you chose as your contribution to the presentation. If you require support or guidance please refer to your module lecturer in the first instance. You must support statements made with evidence based practice and demonstrate wider reading and depth of knowledge and your understanding and this should be gained from a range of sources. Within your work some debate/arguments may then be generated to create further analysis. Please ensure you support your work with underpinning and appropriate theories and concepts and that these are referenced and that theory is linked to practice and your case scenario. Please also include a brief reflection of what you have learnt as an individual from completing this module and the presentation and whether this has influenced your practice, identified future learning needs and indeed has it enhanced the care you provide for individuals and families with long term care