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Complex Care Needs

Complex needs can be linked to multiple needs, some people use either of the terms, and those who use it often use the term interchangeably. As the __[|Scottish Government]__  state complex needs take into account multiple disadvantaged, multiple disabilities, multiple impairment, dual diagnosis, high support needs, complex health needs and multiple and complex needs. There is not one exact meaning for the term complex needs. Rankin and Regan (2004) have identified both breath – multiple needs and depth – profound or severe needs. They don’t use the term to describe individuals. They describe people who have complex care needs as those who have a number of different issues in their life from having the __[|Learning Disability]__ , __[|Mental Health Issues]__  they could also be living without adequate access to services in which they need. Each person is different and can have different complex needs in which need to be addressed. Complex Care Needs and Turner Syndrome People with Turner Syndrome have many complex care needs that need to be resolved. This can be resolved through making access to health care services easier for them. Health problems that can occur more in those with Turner Syndrome include __[|kidney problems]__ , __[|High Blood Pressure]__  , __[|Diabetes]__  and __[|Thyroid Problems]__ . All these needs will have to be cared for by specialist clinicians. A factor which has to be accountable in the care of people with turner syndrome is Mental Health issues. These issues can occur due to their low self-esteem this can be overcome by those who are experiencing low self-esteem to be seen by a clinical psychologist, who will help them to talk about their feelings and also try and raise their self-esteem Other care needs which will have to be closely managed through observation and access to services is some of their physical features which include their short stature, lack of sexual development, a webbed neck, the drooping of their eyelids, their abnormal bone development, and oedema of their hands and feet.