Lo1 Flashcards

(51 cards)

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What does equality mean?

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Treating people fairly according to their needs

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What does equality ensure?

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Everyone is treated fairly
Given the same opportunities

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What is diversity?

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Recognise and that we are all different and respecting individuals differences

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What does valuing diversity involve?

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Respecting and accepting differences

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Benefits of equality on the service user

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Empowerment
Independence
Inclusion
Respect
Dignity

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What does empowerment mean?

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Enables and support individuals to be in control of their own lives

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What does independence mean?

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Not relying on others
Having freedom and make your own choice

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What does inclusion mean?

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Ways of work in their provide equal opportunities so that you are involved and feel like you belong

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What does respect mean?

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Have regard for the feelings, wishes, or rights of others

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What does dignity mean?

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Care promotes and does not undermine a person self-respect

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What are rights?

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Things everyone are entitled to

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How many rights are there in the equality act?

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Six

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What are the six rights of the equality act?

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Protection from harm and abuse
Right to life
Equal and fair treatment
Choice
Confidentiality
Consultation

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What are care values?

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Principles that underpin the work of those providing health, social care and childcare services

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What do the care values set out?

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Guidelines and ways of working for care settings and their staff

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How many adult care values are there?

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Three

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What are the three adult care values?

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Promote an equality and diversity
Promote an individuals rights and beliefs
Maintaining confidentiality

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How can you promote equality?

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Have an equal opportunities policy

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How can you promote diversity?

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Being offered a variety of different activities

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How can you promote rights?

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Ensuring all areas are accessible to all

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How can you promote beliefs?

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Providing a prayer room

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How can you maintain confidentiality?

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Share information on a need, and no basis

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How many care values do children have?

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What are the nine care values?

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-Making the welfare of a child paramount
-Keeping children safe and maintaining and healthy environment
-Working in partnership with parents, guardians and family
-Encouraging children’s learning development
-value diversity
-ensuring equality of opportunity
-anti discriminatory practice
-maintaining confidentiality
-Working with other professionals

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How could you make the welfare of the child paramount?
Paramountcy principal- child needs come first
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How can you keep children safe and maintain a healthy environment?
Electrical equipment pat tested
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How could you work in partnership with parents, guardians and families?
Having a successful relationship with parents and teachers
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How could you encourage children’s learning development?
Providing range of activities to stimulate learning
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How could you value diversity?
Having toys and displays to reflect different cultures and beliefs
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How could you show a quality of opportunities?
Haven’t tasks that are differentiated to meet individuals needs
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How can you show antidiscriminatory practice?
By not having favourites
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How can you maintain confidentiality?
Having locked filing cabinets and Sharing information, and I need to know basis
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How could you show working with other professionals?
Sharing information with other professionals when needed
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What is a pat test
Tests on electrical appliances to ensure they are safe to use
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What does paramount mean?
Above all else
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What does a GP mean?
General practitioner
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What does discrimination mean?
Judging all that, based on their differences, and use their differences to create a disadvantage
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What are support networks?
The range of services available in health and social care to help individuals
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What does support networks provide?
Advice Information Practical support
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What is examples of a support group?
Mind Age okay
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What is the aim of a support group?
To help individuals regain their control in their life Empower them
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Who can use a support group?
Someone who has all who is a carer of someone with an illness, condition or disability
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What is informal support?
Support given by those who are not paid to support you
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Who can provide informal support
Friends and family
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What does informal support include?
Personal care Shopping Cleaning Laundry Preparing me Collecting prescriptions
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What is an advocate?
Someone who speaks on behalf of an individual who is unable to speak for themselves
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Examples of advocacy services
Mencap Empower me SEAP
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Who may access a advocacy service
Young children Individuals who lack capacity Who has Alzheimer’s?
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Examples of how an advocate can help
Go to meetings with you Help to find an access information Write letters on the individuals behalf Speaking on behalf of an individual to express their wishes
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What will advocacy services not do?
Give Own personal opinion Make decisions for the individual Speak for yourself
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What will advocacy services do?
Respect the individuals views And the individuals and needs are recognised Represent a individuals, wishes and views Speak on behalf of an individual Act in the best interest of the individual