Care Values

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  • Care Values
    • Maintaining Confidentiality
      • Information about children and adults should never be shared with others without consent.
      • Secure storage of records is legally required.
        • Making sure that access to electronic records is limited to specific care workers by having passwords
        • Storing written records securely in filing cabinets
      • Not gossiping about service users
      • Not talking about service users by name at home or in public
      • Care workers should not promise to maintain confidentiality as some information may have to be passed on to others on a 'need to know' basis
    • Promoting Equality and Diversity
      • Understanding and not showing prejudice, stereotyping or labelling
      • Understanding and valuing the benefits of diversity
      • Understanding the bases of discrimination, such as gender, race, age, sexuality, disability or social class
      • Understanding of own beliefs, assumptions, not being prejudiced
      • Providing services that are equally accessible to all
      • Meeting individual needs- person-centred approach
      • Accepting service users who have different sexual orientation from those of care workers
      • Anti-discriminatory practice
    • Promoting Individual Rights and Beliefs
      • People have the right to be different, e.g. sexual orientation, beliefs
      • Freedom from discrimination, e.g. not to be singled out and treated differently
      • Choice, e.g. to be able to make own decisions and to be consulted
      • Dignity, e.g. to be treated with respect
      • Effective communication, e.g. to have things explained and to be listened to
      • Safety and security, e.g. to be protected from harm
      • Privacy, e.g. having own space which is not invaded by others without consent
      • Accepting cultural and religious beliefs even when they are not the same as those of care workers
      • Making provision for service users with different beliefs to celebrate their events
      • Providing appropriate foods
      • Providing a place for service users to practice their religious beliefs

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