Equality Diversity and Rights

Question 1

equality

Answer 1

ensuring people are treat fairly and are given the same opportunities. people must not be discriminated against due to their age, race, gender, etc.

Question 2

diversity

Answer 2

recognising and respecting individual differences, and seeing everyone as a unique individual. individuals should be respected and valued, and their differences shouldn’t obstruct the way they’re cared for.

Question 3

rights

Answer 3

are what people are legally entitled to, and are enshrined in legislation, such as the equality act. everyone possesses basic human rights, and in turn has a responsibility to respects other people’s human rights.

Question 4

choice

Answer 4

gives people control over their lives and increases self-esteem as it promotes independence and empowerment

Question 5

confidentiality

Answer 5

means that private info should only be shared with individuals who are directly involved with an individual’s care

Question 6

protection from abuse and harm

Answer 6

care settings and practitioners must have safeguarding procedures and safety measures in place and should follow health and safety legislation.

Question 7

equal and fair treatment

Answer 7

people working in or using health, social care services, or child care services should be treat within the law and according to their needs.

Question 8

consultation

Answer 8

people using health, social care, or child care services should be asked for their views and opinions about their care/treatment; this should inform the care they receive.

Question 9

right to life

Answer 9

a person’s life is protected by human rights law; everyone’s right to life should be valued/respected.