A3 Flashcards
What is anti-discrimination practice
Anti-discrimination practice is having equal opportunities amongst service users
List the 6 types of discrimination
Direct discrimination
Indirect discrimination
perceptive discrimination
associative discrimination]
harassment
Victimisation
Define what values are in health and social care
beliefs which change overtime, and is what the individual believes is right or wrong.
Define what principles are in health and social care
They are guidelines on the right way to behave, which are based on these values.
What are the 9 protected acts in the human rights act
- life
- education
- freedom of thought, religion
- freedom of expression
5.private family life - marry and have a family
- freedom of torture
- freedom of slavery
9.. peaceful enjoyment of property and possession
Give 4 examples of using values and principles in health and social care
- holistic working
- MDT
- following the correct legislation
4.working in partnership
What are the 9 protected equality acts?
- age
- disability
3.gender reassignment
4.race
5.religion
6.sex
7.sexual orientation
8.marriage
9.pregnancies
Define direct discrimination
Treating someone different because a protected characteristic
Define indirect discrimination
When an organisationals policies, practices or rules are being unfair towards a specific group
perceptive discrimination
An individual being discriminated against because of a perception
assosiative discrimination
being treated unfairly because of someone elses protected characteristic
harassment
unwanted related conduct to a protected characteristic
victimisation
a person treated less favourably because they asserted their rights
safeguarding
the protection the children and vulnerable individuals
duty of care
the form of working that puts no service users at risk of harm