L04 How equality, diversity and rights are promoted Flashcards
What immediate steps should professionals take to challenge discrimination?
- speak to individuals and explain how they’re discriminating
- ask them to reflect on their actions
- encourage them to apologise to the person
- report incident to a manager
What steps should a professional take to challenge discrimination shortly afterwards?
- show individual the relevant policy
- discuss with senior manager so they can address the issue with training/discipline
What long term steps should a professional follow to challenge discrimination?
- provide regular training for staff to raise awareness of correct ways of working
- send the person who has been discriminating on an appropriate training course
- run workshops on the values of care
- awareness campaigns
What are the types of discriminatory practice?
- stereotypes/ prejudice
- inadequate care
- abuse and neglect
- breach of health and safety
- being patronising
What are other methods of challenging discrimination?
- applying values of care
- providing info on complaints procedures
- advocacy services information is provided
- implementing legislation
- dealing with conflict (active listening, remaining calm)
- training, mentoring and monitoring
What are the types of best practice?
- being non-judgmental
- respecting the views and choice of others
- anti-discriminatory practice
- valuing diversity
- using effective communication
- following agreed ways of working
Define active listening
- fully concentrating on what someone is saying, rather than passively ‘hearing’.
- eg non verbal cues like eye contact or nodding
In terms of best practice, what does being non-judgmental mean?
- using effective communication methods
- not making assumptions
- being empathetic
- being open-minded
- being respectful of their feelings
In terms of best practice, what does respecting the views and choices of others mean?
- meeting the care the person needs
- make them feel supported
- providing person centred care
In terms of best practice, what does anti discriminatory practice mean?
- treating everyone fairly
- ensuring no one is excluded
- applying the values of care appropriately
- providing info regarding complaints procedure
In terms of best practice, what does valuing diversity mean?
- meeting culture/religious meals (menus)
- having a prayer room accessible
- celebrating a range of festivals
- range of access to toys etc tat reflect different cultures and beliefs
In terms of best practice, what does it mean in terms of using effective communication?
- making sure individuals have the info they need
- ## assisting individuals to understand procedures