Care Values
- Created by: jennymayg13
- Created on: 03-04-14 11:54
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- Care Values
- Confidentiality
- Reasons for not disclosing information
- You cannot confirm the person's identity
- Safety of the children/ service user is paramount
- Such information should be kept secure and safe
- Need to follow policy/ legislation/ care values
- Reasons to break confidentiality
- Others may be at risk of harm
- The PWUS/ child is at risk of harming others
- The PWUS/ child informs you they are being harmed
- The PWUS/ child tells you they are intending to or are breaking the law (serious crime)
- The PWUS/ child is at risk of harming themselves
- Being bullied - pass on information to names person
- Maintaining confidentiality
- Need to know basis - Restricting access about an individual to those who have a justifiable and clear reason to access it
- Keep files safe/ passwords/ locked cabinets
- Reasons for not disclosing information
- Rights and Beliefs
- Rights within health and social care
- To be respected
- To be treated with equality, and fairly, respected as an individual and not discriminated against
- To privacy
- To dignity
- To protection from danger and harm
- To access information relevant to themselves
- To communicate using their preferred methods of communication and language
- To be cared for in a manner that takes account of their needs, choices, and preferences
- Children's rights
- Be heard
- Safety and security
- Enjoy and achieve
- Make a positive contribution
- Have their wishes considered
- Confidentiality
- Provided with stimulating activites
- Adults in residential care
- Choose own GP
- Equal and fair treatment
- Consultation
- Protection
- Make a complaint
- Advocacy
- Empowerment
- Sense of identity
- Rights within health and social care
- Equality and Diversity
- Age
- Culture
- Religion
- Ethnic background
- Disability
- Gender
- Sexual orientation
- Confidentiality
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