Lesson 1.1.1

1.1.1 Types of health and social care provision Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 1

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The 20 questions

  1. How many types of health and social care provision does the specification identify?

    • Three
    • Two
    • Five
    • Four
  2. Which provision is run by a profit-making business that charges for its services?

    • Private
    • Informal
    • Statutory
    • Voluntary
  3. Charities and not-for-profit organisations set up to meet an identified need belong to which type?

    • Informal
    • Voluntary
    • Statutory
    • Private
  4. Unpaid care given by someone with a personal relationship to the individual is which type?

    • Voluntary
    • Informal
    • Statutory
    • Private
  5. Which is an example of statutory provision?

    • A private physiotherapist
    • A local support group
    • An NHS hospital
    • A grandparent minding grandchildren
  6. Which service is the best example of private health provision?

    • Family caregiver
    • Charity food bank
    • NHS hospital
    • Private physiotherapist
  7. Which example best illustrates voluntary health and social care provision?

    • NHS clinic
    • Charity support group
    • Unpaid family carer
    • Private dental surgery
  8. A neighbour regularly shops for an older friend who cannot go out. Which type of provision is this?

    • Private
    • Voluntary
    • Statutory
    • Informal
  9. Which service is classified as voluntary provision?

    • Private clinic
    • Local council care
    • Charity food bank
    • NHS hospital
  10. Which is NOT a statutory provision?

    • An NHS hospital
    • A private physiotherapy clinic
    • A state-funded GP surgery
    • A government-funded community clinic
  11. What is a key feature that defines a voluntary health provider?

    • Profit making
    • Government funded
    • Statutory regulated
    • Not-for-profit
  12. A community charity runs a free lunch club for isolated older adults, funded by donations. Which type is this?

    • Voluntary
    • Statutory
    • Informal
    • Private
  13. A service is set out in law and funded by government, but a relative also gives unpaid daily care at home. Which two types apply?

    • Private and voluntary
    • Voluntary and informal
    • Statutory and private
    • Statutory and informal
  14. A registered charity runs a free weekly drop-in group for people living with dementia and their families. Which type of provision is this?

    • Statutory
    • Informal
    • Voluntary
    • Private
  15. Which condition must be met for care to be classed as informal provision?

    • Personal relationship
    • Financial payment
    • Government funding
    • Professional qualification
  16. Which provider type would an individual most often pay for from their own pocket?

    • Informal
    • Private
    • Statutory
    • Voluntary
  17. How are statutory health and social care services primarily funded?

    • Private fees
    • Unpaid volunteers
    • Charity donations
    • Government taxation
  18. Which organisation type is classified as not-for-profit provision?

    • Private business
    • Charity
    • Limited company
    • Corporation
  19. What type of provision is a dental practice that charges patients fees?

    • Voluntary provision
    • Private provision
    • Informal provision
    • Statutory provision
  20. What defines the different types of health and social care provision?

    • Client age group
    • Staff uniform style
    • Location and size
    • Provider and funding

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