5 rights Flashcards
gives service users control, if their life,
Or
offering arrange of activities, so resident can choose whether to take part or not
CHOICE
being treated the same as others
OR
e.g. someone with special needs or a disability should be enabled to take part in the same lessons as the rest of their class, although they may need extra support
Equal and fair treatment
every care setting should have policies and procedures in place to help protect both the service user and providers
protection from abuse and harm
personal and medical information/records must be kept secure
OR
Service provider should always ask service user for permission to pass on information
confidentiality
it’s very important that service users are involved in decision-making or discussions about them
Consultation
what right does choice give
gives the service user control over their life ensuring they receive care and treatments that meet their needs e.g., offering a range of activities
what right does equal and fair treatment give
being given the same opportunities, choices and receiving the right care.
e.g., a child with special ed or a disability should be able to take part in the same lessons as the rest of their class
what rights does confidentiality give you
personal information and medical records must be kept secure and information should on be shared on a need-to-know basis. e.g., meetings about the service user must take place in private so nobody can overhear
what right does protection from abuse and harm give you
every care setting should have policies and procedures in place to help protect the service user and providers who uses true services provided. e.g., users with dementia, learning disabilities and children are more at risk
what rights does consultation give you
important that service users are asked for their opinions and views (about the type of fare they would like)which should be taken into account as much as possible when planning and providing care
