Learning Outcome 1,2,3&4 Flashcards
What are the 5 individual rights?
Consultation Choice Confidentiality Equal and fair treatment Protection
Give 3 reasons why it is important to maintain rights
Feel safe Equal access to treatment Have needs met Confidence Raises self esteem Trust Makes people feel valued
Give the 5 ways care works can support right
Providing advocacy Providing up to date information Using effective communication Providing information about complaints procedures Challenging discriminatory behaviour
Give 3 ways staff can challenge discriminatory behaviour
Challenge at the time
Afterwards through procedure
Through long term proactive campaigning
Give the 3 values of care
Promoting equality and diversity
Promoting rights and beliefs
Maintaining confidentiality
Give 5 early year care values
Valuing diversity Ensuring welfare of a child is paramount Maintaining a clean healthy environment Working with parents and families Confidentiality Encouraging a child’s learning and development Anti-discrimination Working with others Offering children choice Giving all the opportunity to reach their full potential
Give the 4 importance’s of care values
Ensures standardisation
Maintains or improves he quality of life
Improves quality of care
Provides clear guidelines to improve practice
Who does legislation protect? Give 4
Vulnerable adults Ethnic minority groups People with disabilities Men and women Young people Children Older adults
What are the 3 purposes of legislation?
Supports peoples rights
Sets out a standard of practice and conduct that those who work in the sector must meet
Gives a framework to maintain and improve care
Give 3 key aspects of the equality act 2010
Pay secrecy clauses are illegal
Prohibits discrimination
Covers direct and indirect discrimination
Covers victimisation/harassment
Women have the right to breastfeed in public
Give 5 legislation
Equality act 2010 Children’s act 2004 Data protection act 1998 Health and safety at work act 1974 Mental health act 2007
Give 3 key aspects of the children’s act 2004
Protect children who are at risk
Take children’s wishes into consideration
Children have the right to be heard
Support families and keep them together where possible
Give 3 key aspects of the data protection act 1998
Personal data should be gotten lawfully, processed fairly and held for particular purpose
Personal data should be kept secure
Data must be accurate and relevant and not kept for longer than necessary
It must not be transferred to countries outside the European economic area
Give 3 key aspects of the health and safety at work act 1974
Determines what is required for an environment to be safe for work purposes
Employers must reduce risks and hazards providing it is practicable to do so
Risk assessments must be carried out by an employer
Give 3 aspects of the mental health act 2007
Compulsory admission for people who are thought to be in danger to themselves or others
Has sectioning procedures
Patients have the right for their nearest relative to represent them
New safeguards for patient having electro convulsive therapy
Provides a duty to provide advocates
Age appropriate services
