A3 Flashcards

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What is anti-discrimination practice

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Anti-discrimination practice is having equal opportunities amongst service users

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List the 6 types of discrimination

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Direct discrimination
Indirect discrimination
perceptive discrimination
associative discrimination]
harassment
Victimisation

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Define what values are in health and social care

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beliefs which change overtime, and is what the individual believes is right or wrong.

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Define what principles are in health and social care

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They are guidelines on the right way to behave, which are based on these values.

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What are the 9 protected acts in the human rights act

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  1. life
  2. education
  3. freedom of thought, religion
  4. freedom of expression
    5.private family life
  5. marry and have a family
  6. freedom of torture
  7. freedom of slavery
    9.. peaceful enjoyment of property and possession
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Give 4 examples of using values and principles in health and social care

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  1. holistic working
  2. MDT
  3. following the correct legislation
    4.working in partnership
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What are the 9 protected equality acts?

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  1. age
  2. disability
    3.gender reassignment
    4.race
    5.religion
    6.sex
    7.sexual orientation
    8.marriage
    9.pregnancies
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Define direct discrimination

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Treating someone different because a protected characteristic

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Define indirect discrimination

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When an organisationals policies, practices or rules are being unfair towards a specific group

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perceptive discrimination

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An individual being discriminated against because of a perception

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assosiative discrimination

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being treated unfairly because of someone elses protected characteristic

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12
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harassment

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unwanted related conduct to a protected characteristic

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13
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victimisation

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a person treated less favourably because they asserted their rights

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14
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safeguarding

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the protection the children and vulnerable individuals

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15
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duty of care

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the form of working that puts no service users at risk of harm

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16
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DBS

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Disclosure-barring system

17
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What is DBS?

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DBS is the decision that helps employers make safer recruitment decisions, individuals must pass the DBS test

18
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What is the examples of having secure care settings? Provide 2 examples

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1 main entrance and CCTV entrance

19
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Data protection act (GDPR)

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All personal detail are kept secure and used for valid reasonings

20
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Give examples of codes and practices where they list the values and principles

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  1. nursing and midwifery council
  2. general medical code of practice
21
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define empowerment

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empowerment is the act of allowing autonomy and allowing a service user to make their own decisions

22
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What is the safety legislation in health and social care?

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Health and safety act 1974

23
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list 2 possible risks in health and social care

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  1. trip hazards
  2. allergies
24
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How is safety ensured in health and social care?

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  1. Use of risk assessment
  2. COSHH
    3.RIDDOR
  3. Complaints procedure
25
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Name an example of healthcare associated infections

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E-Coli

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