Topic 1.1 - Diversity

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Diversity

It is the range of human differences including but not limited to race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, social class, physical ability or attributes, religious and political beliefs.

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Culture

Way of life of an individual

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Examples of special dietary requirements

Health issues, allergies, religious beliefs, lifestyle

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General ways to support diversity in health and social care settings

  • Be aware of the individual’s situation

  • Do not assume anything about the individual

  • Provide choiTreat people as individuals 

  • ces and options

  • Put in place any adaptations necessary 

  • Treat everyone fairly

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Inclusion

The practice or policy of providing equal access to opportunities and resources for people who might otherwise be excluded

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Ways to support age in health care settings

  • use of jargon

  • GP should use language that children can understand

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Ways to support age in social care settings

  • Talk in a slower pace when speaking to the elderly

  • No patronising

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Ways to support cultural differences in health care settings

  • Female doctors for women who wear hijab

  • Provide interpreter services

  • Listen to patients’ needs and beliefs

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Ways to support cultural differences in social care settings

  • Listen to patients’ needs and beliefs

  • Offer different selections of food

  • Hire diverse staff

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Ways to support disabilities in health care settings

  • Accessible facilities e.g. ramps for wheelchair users, wide chairs

  • Speak directly to the person with disability not their companion or interpreter

  • No patronising

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Ways to support disability in social care settings

  • Person centered care provided based on their needs e.g. People with visual impairment should have access to braille 

  • Speak directly to the person not their companion

  • Train staff to provide care without stigma

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Ways to support dress types in health care settings

  • Being allowed to wear a religious wear or symbol as a service provider

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Ways to support dress types in social care settings

  • Do not force service users to wear anything they do not feel comfortable in

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Ways to support ethnicity in health care settings

  • Respect diversity e.g. providing interpreters to help communication

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Ways to support ethnicity in social care settings

  • Do not make assumptions of needs based on their ethnicity in youth clubs etc.

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Ways to support race in health care settings

  • Monitor health care trends and disparities of different races

  • Embed anti-racism through policy

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Ways to support race in social care settings

  • Celebrate cultural diversities in care homes by including traditional foods or celebrating traditional festivals

  • Make sure that staff are continuously trained on anti-racism

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Ways to support education in health care settings

  • Clear instructions on how to navigate a hospital

  • Provide an advocate for those who need it

  • No use of jargon when passing on information

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Ways to support education in social care settings

  • Homeless shelter accepting anyone regardless of their educational background

  • Staff should be trained to anti-discriminate those who are illiterate

  • Social services department provide information in simple form for people with learning difficulties

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Ways to support family structure in health care settings

  • Use clear, jargon-free language to ensure families understand treatment plans and condition

  • Provide service regardless of family structure

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Ways to support family structure in social care settings

  • Support children of separated families in school

  • Provide food regardless of family structure

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Ways to support food or special dietary requirements in health care settings

  • Different medicines options e.g. dietary supplements, medical foods, medical tailored meals etc. 

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Ways to support food or special dietary requirements in social care settings

  • Provide multiple  food options to consider people with special requirements like allergies

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Ways to support language in health care settings

  • Provide translators

  • Provide information in different languages

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Ways to support language in social care settings

  • Provide special considerations for people with medical conditions e.g. braille, picture cards

  • Provide interpreters or translators

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Ways to support music in health care settings

  • Playing calm music in waiting rooms and surgery rooms

  • Avoid playing music that can be perceived as offensive

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Ways to support music in social care settings

  • Playing nostalgic music to support dementia patients

  • Not playing loud music in residential homes as it can damage their ears or cause more severe situations like a shock

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Ways to support religion or belief in health care settings

  • Food provided should meet the service user religion requirements e.g. Muslims can’t eat meat

  • Muslim women should be allowed to choose or request a female doctor

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Ways to support religion or belief in social care settings

  • Food available for sunset after Muslims

  • Provide a place where Muslims can pray

  • Muslim women should be provided a hijab or a place away from men

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Ways to support gender/gender reassignment in health care settings

  • Equal rights and pay for both mean and women

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Ways to support gender/gender reassignment in social care settings

  • Using appropriate gender neutral pronouns

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Ways to support sexuality and sexual orientation in health care settings

  • Having specialist sessions for the LGBTQ+

  • Train staff to not sexually discriminate 

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Ways to support sexuality and sexual orientation in social care settings

  • Train residents on sexual orientation

  • Express acceptance and provide support e.g. celebrating pride month