Inclusive Environments Flashcards

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Are you aware of any regulations which deal with accessibility

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Building Regulations Part M - Assess to and use of buildings

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Is diversity in the industry important

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Yes, through diversity it provides different points of view and opinions and promotes inclusion

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3
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Does local planning policy assist with inclusive environments

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Part M Building Regs

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Are you currently being asked to comply with certain criteria for Inclusivity

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“Yes through planning we are being require to comply with parts of Approved Document M either M4 (1) M4 (2) M4 (3)

M4 (1) - Visitable dwellings
M4 (2) - Accessible and adaptable dwellings
M4 (3) - Wheelchair user dwellings”

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5
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Other than building regulations what guides are you aware of that support inclusive environments

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“Stirling good practice design guide for dementia and sight loss

RNIB Royal National Institute for the Blind guidance for sight loss”

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What is included within RNIB & Stirling guides

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“Guidelines for benefit for people with dementia and impaired vision

Lighting - natural light to be maximised, and well lit to allow ease of movement
Colour and contract - Sockets to contract walls, Doors to contrast walls

FF&E - grab rails throughout home (specifically in WC & stairs)

Sockets - to be raised, contrasting colour (not red as signifies danger)”

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7
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What act did the equality act replace

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Equality Act, replaced the repealed DDA act

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What should you consider when considering inclusive design

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“1. Placing people at the heart of the design process;

  1. Acknowledging diversity and difference;
  2. Offering choice where a single solution cannot accommodate all users;
  3. Providing flexibility in use; and
  4. Creating an environment that is convenient and enjoyable for all to use.”
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9
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What is the RNIB

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“Royal National Institute for the Blind

Produces best practice guidance for design for people with visibility difficulties”

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10
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what levels are their under the Stirling dementia guidance to achieve

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Gold, Silver, Bronze

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Do CPC have any inclusive environment policies

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“Yes, we have a diversity and inclusion policy

Sets out how people are to be treated (equally)

Also sets out goals to achieve/surpass inclusivity benchmarks

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12
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What would dexterity issues be

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Performing tasks with your hands

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