Equality, diversity, and rights in care

What you'll learn

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   Imagine a care home where every resident gets the same respect and support, no matter who they are. That's 'equality' — treating everyone fairly.

2. 2

   What does 'equality' mean in a care setting?

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   Let's look at a real care situation together. Mrs Jones is 85 and uses a wheelchair. Mr Patel is 40 and is blind. How do we give both equality?

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   Match each person to the right support they need for equality.

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   Why is it important to respect diversity in a care home?

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   Rights in care mean every person has the right to privacy, dignity, and to make their own choices. For example, choosing what to eat or when to go to bed.

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   Which of these is an example of respecting a resident's rights?