British Values in Health and social care
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- Created on: 19-12-19 12:10
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- British Values
- Democracy
- Democracy is a key part of health and social care. Its main influence it has in health and social care is through The Equality Act 2010. The Equality Act protects the following characteristics: Age,disability,gender reassignment,marriage and civil partnership,pregnancy and maternity,race,religion or belief,sex and sexual orientation
- Rule of Law
- the restriction of the arbitrary exercise of power by subordinating it to well-defined and established laws.
- All legislation shows how rule of Law is demonstarted in health and social care. Some legislation includes:Data Protection Act 1985,The Equality Act 2010,The Care Act 2014,The Health And Social Care Act 2012,The Children Act 2004,Human Rights Act 1998.
- the restriction of the arbitrary exercise of power by subordinating it to well-defined and established laws.
- Respect and tolerance
- Equality:Ensuring people are treated fairly and meeting individual needs. All individuals are given the same opportunities regardless of needs and differences.
- Diversity:Recognising and valuing that every individual and unique.
- Equality:Ensuring people are treated fairly and meeting individual needs. All individuals are given the same opportunities regardless of needs and differences.
- Individual Liberty
- Advocacy:Getting support from another person in order to help the individual express their own views and wishes and ensure their voice is heard.
- Empowerment:Allows individuals to take responsibility to take responsibility for own lives and have control over their life.
- Advocacy:Getting support from another person in order to help the individual express their own views and wishes and ensure their voice is heard.
- Democracy
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