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what are the three concepts focused on in P2
equality diversity and rights
define equality
ensuring all people are treated fairly and equally regardless of specific needs and differences
define diversity
recognising and valuing individual differences
how many rights do we study in HSC
5
name the 5 rights we study in HSC
choice confidentiality protection equal and fair treatment consultation and life
define values of care
core principles that underpin the process of caring for others in health and social care setting
what is a need to know basis
keeping confidential information confined to necessary recipients
how many values of care apply in child care environments
9
what are the 3 values of care in health and social care services
promoting equality and diversity,promoting indivdual rights and beliefs,maintaining confidentiality
name the 3 types of support networks
advocacy services support groups and informal groups
what is advocating
supporting an individual by communicating the views and wishes
name an organisation that provides advocacy services
MENCAP
what is discrimination
judging others based on their differences to create disadvantage or oppression
how many basis of discrimination/protected characteristics are there
7
what is informal support
support from friends family and neighbours
how many types of abuse are there
5
what are the types of abuse
physical verbal sexual emotional and neglect
define predjudice
having a negative or unfair dislike of a an individual or group of people based on ill information
what is stereotyping
making judgement on people based on predjudice
what is labelling
to identify people negatively as part of a specific group
what is bullying
consistent negative behaviours that harm or intimidate individuals
what are the 3 impacts of discrimination on individuals
disempowerment low self esteem and poor health and wellbeing
define disempowerment
a feeling of lack of control
give 3 examples of poor health and wellbeing as a result of discrimination
anxiety withdrawal and isolation
give 4 key aspects of best practice
bein non judgemental staff training performance management of staff valuing diversity
how can care settings ensure that staff are aware of best practice and how to promote it
skills audits personal development plans and training
how can you be non judgemental
respect a persons feelings experienced and values regardless of your own
give the 5 examples of discriminatory practice
streotyping labelling and predjudice inadequate care abuse and neglect breach if health and safety being patronising
give an example of inadequate care
ignoring peoples care preferences
guve an example of a breach of health and safety
no risk assessment
how can you follow anti discriminatory practice
treating all people fairly and making activities accessible
how can you respect the veiw choices and decisions of individuals who require care and support
provide person centered care and meeting peoples needs
what is whistleblowing
raising concerns with a senior member of staff
how do you challenge discrimination(3)
you do this by challenging at the time challenging afterwards through procedures and challenging through long term campaigns
how do you chalenge through provedures
tell the person to read the organisations policies or in serious situations evoke disciplinary action
how do you challenge through long term campaigns
awareness sessions to promote personal development
what do the cqc do
they inspect hospitals and give them ratings to help prevent poor care
what is an advantage of cqc inspections
can close badly managed healthcare facilities
what is a disadvantage of cqc inspections and ofsted
can cause stress and may not be accurate