Health and Social Care Life Quality Factors

The absense of fear or distressing anxiety.

Having opportunities to be with other people.

Having opportunities to be with familiar and trusted people.

Being shown positive regard.

Opportunities to be undisturbed or unobserved by others in situations likely to cause embarrassment.

Showing a person respect and the absence of demeaning treatment.

Preventing sensitive information about a client from being made public unnecessarily.

To receive treatment that might not be the same as the treatment of others, but is seen as fair, appropriate and not significantly better or worse.

Enables people to access the information they need and to influence those around them.

Having somethind interesting or worthwhile to do.

The presence of an event or activity (stimuli).

Having or being given the opportunity to make decisions about your situation.

Having effective control over your actions and being free from coercion.

Most people feel better after exercise and regular exercise has important long-term health benefits.

People need a balanced diet to remain healthy.

The absence of serious risk of injury.

The absense of serious risk of infection.

The absense of excessive cold, heat or unpleasant stimulations.

To be free from pain.