RO21 LO1
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- Created on: 19-11-20 18:25
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- RO21 HSC REVISION
- Rights
- confidentially
- choice
- equal and fair treament
- protection from harm and abuse
- consultation
- why is it important to maintain individual rights
- to raise self esteem
- to instill trust
- to empower individuals
- Benefits for individuals when rights are maintained
- High self esteem-person feel valued and respected
- Trust- feel the care workers are trustworthy and cause them any harm
- empowerment - gives someone authority to do something/become independent
- CHOICE
- Gives individuals control of their lives
- promotes independence
- empower individuals
- increase self esteem
- example in social care - an optional programme of social events and outings.
- example in healthcare - choice of male or female doctor
- example in early years - who to play with
- confidentiality
- it helps service users trust their carers
- protects the interest of any individuals
- info can any be shared on a need-to-know basis
- intends to harm themselves - person says the will commit suicide
- intends to harm others - threaten to injure someone
- risk from harm others - domestic violence/sex abuse
- protection form harm and abuse
- all staff must carry out dbs. checks
- all setting must have fire procedures
- provide staff with manual handling
- individual who are risk of abuse/harm would be: people with dementia, learning disabilities have any impairments, and children in care
- `more likely to happen if: staff are not properly changed when using equipment manual handling correct procedures when providing intimate care
- equal and fair treatment
- full access to equal opportunities
- having wheelchair ramps
- adapting lessons for children with special needs
- consultation
- ask for individuals opinions and views
- ask for preferences and options
- ensure shared decision making
- this make the individuals feel valued and empowered to make an informed choice
- Rights
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