unit 2 Flashcards
(21 cards)
what are the 3 care values
promoting equality and diversity
promoting rights and beliefs
maintaining confidentiality
what are the early years values of care
making the welfare of the child paramount
maintaining a healthy environment and keeping children safe
working in partnership with parents and guardians
encouraging learning and development
valuing diversity
equal opportunity
anti-discriminatory practice
maintaining confidentiality
working with other professionals
what is the key aspect of the care act 2014?
there should be no gap in care and support when people choose to move
what is the key aspect of the health and social care act 2012?
greater voice for patients
what is the key aspect of the equality act 2010?
introduction of protected characteristics
what is the key aspect of the mental capacity act 2005?
capacity must be assumed unless proven otherwise
what is the key aspect of the children act 2004?
introduction of the children’s commissioner
what is the key aspect of the data protection act 1998?
personal data should be kept up to date and accurate
how an you apply the best practice in a H+SC setting
being non judgemental respecting views, choices and decisions valuing diversity using effective communication agreed working ways provision of training mentoring and monitoring staff meetings
what is equality
when a person is respected as an individual, treated fairly, given the same opportunities, regardless of differences, treated according to needs
what are the 6 rights
freedom of choice confidentiality protection from abuse and harm equal and fair treatment consultation right to life
what is the impact of discrimination
dis empowerment low self esteem low self confidence poor health and well being unfair treatment mental health PIES
types of discriminatory practices
direct discrimination indirect discrimination abuse prejudice stereotyping labelling bullying
name 3 support groups
MIND
AGE UK
Headway
name 3 advocacy services
SEAP
MENCAP
British institute of learning disabilities
name 3 types of support networks
advocacy services
support groups
informal support
what is the impact of legislation and national initiatives
person-centred approach individual needs met empowerment accessible services system of redress guidelines for practitioners organised policies
what are the national initiatives
the care certificate
quality assurance (OFSTED, CQC)
EHRC
NICE
List the ways that you can explain/ identify discriminatory practice
stereotyping/labelling/prejudice inadequate care abuse + neglect breach of health and safety being patronising
how do you respond to discrimination
whistle blowing values of care complaints procedures policies codes of practice legislation dealing with conflict training and monitoring and mentoring
what is meant by the term ‘whistle blowing’
whistle blowing involves raising concerns about poor practice with the management at the highest level of authority, such as the CQC or oftsted. they will carry out an inspection or take action
