Information about rights
- Created by: Bobbiew
- Created on: 31-01-19 09:10
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- Information on rights
- Equal and fair treatment
- Service users should be treated fairly
- Service users should be able to use services that they require for their needs
- For example children should all have the same chances in school despite their ability
- Choice
- Service users decide whether they want to join in activities or not
- Service users decide what food they want to eat
- Service users decide what GP or doctor they want to see
- Service users decide where and how we get any treatment we need
- Confidentiality
- This is about keeping information about people private
- Some examples are:
- Having personal notes stored securely
- For example in a filing cabinet that is locked or passwords on computers only for those that need access to information
- Having personal notes stored securely
- Some examples are:
- This is about keeping information about people private
- Protection from harm and abuse
- We should be safe from abuse and harm at all times, in all places and from all people
- Staff having CRB checks
- Staff to be trained
- CCTV
- Another person being there when an examination takes place e.g. GP and nurse
- Consultation
- This means discussing things with people whatever their age
- Service users should be asked about the care they want
- Service users opinions and thoughts about different situations should be found out
- Why is it important to maintain individuals' rights?
- Raise their self-esteem
- Empower them and give them control
- Instil confidence and trust
- Feel safe
- Provide equality of access to services and treatment
- Ensure individual needs are met
- Equal and fair treatment
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