Unit 2 Flashcards
What is Equality?
Ensuring a person is treated fairly according to their needs.
What is the 2010 Equality Act?
Makes it illegal to discriminate against people,
What is Diversity?
Understanding to value that everyone is unique. To respect differences.
What 6 rights are we entitled to?
Choice, Equality, Right to Life, Consultation, Protection, Confidentiality
Values of care?
Guiding principles that underpin the work of providing care and support.
Promoting Rights and Beliefs?
Making sure needs and rights are met.
Examples of Maintaining Confidentiality?
*Don’t gossip.
*Only share info on a need to know basis
*Store info under lock and key.
*Private consulation
Examples of Choice?
Meals, Baths, Treatment
Examples of Consultation?
Meetings, Decisions about care
Examples of Beliefs?
Celebration
Festivals
Prayer room
Respect
What is Equality?
Treating people the same no matter age, gender sexuality, disability or race. To not disregard someone on their identity.
What is Paramount?
Greatest Importance
What is DBS?
Background check on somebody before they work with socially
What is valuing Diversity?
Accepting Differences, Celebrating Differences.
What is an advocacy service?
Someone who speaks on behalf of an individual, who can’t speak for themselves.
Types of discrimination?
Bullying
Direct
Prejudice
Labelling
How do we promote Rights?
Ensure Mobility
Ensure areas are able to get to for all.
What is Anti Discriminatory?
Challenging Discrimination
Values of care in Childcare?
Making the welfare of child Paramount.
Healthy Safe Environment.
Working alongside parents.
Encouraging child learning and Development.
What does the equality act do?
- Makes services accessible
- Provides a system of redress
- Raises standards of care
- Empowers individuals ]
Data Protection act
- Processed fairly and lawfully
- Adequate and relevant but not excessive
- Accurate and kept up to date
- Secured
Mental Capacity act
- Best interest
- Advanced care planning
Human Rights act
- right to life
- right to respect, privacy, and family life
- right to liberty and security
-right to freedom from discrimination
Children act
aims to keep children from risk and harm.
Paramountcy principle
Children have right to an advocate.
Encourages partnership working.
Health and social care act
Shared decision making involving patients and their carers.
Patients able to make choices about their care.
Care plans are jointly agreed
Children and Family act
Support to children who’s parents are separating.
Help to children with special disabilities.
Help to parents to balance work and family life.
The care act
carry out career assessments and needs assessments.
Determine who is eligible for support
Charge for residential and community care.
