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Factors that may contribute to an individual being vulnerable to harm or abuse task

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Communication in Health and Social Care Task I

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Communication in Health and Social Care Section IV and V

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Argyle's Stages of the Communication Cycle

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Infection Prevention and Control in Health and Social Care

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Methods of Micro-organism Control Fact Cards

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Infection Prevention and Control in Health and Social Care Activity IV

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Infection Prevention and Control Activity V

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Infection Prevention and Contol in Health and Social Care Activity VI

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Psychology in Health and Social Care Task I

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Psychological Theories Relating Directly To Health And Social Care

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Psychological Approaches In Relation To A Given Mental Health Condition

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Patterns of Health Across Social Classes, Demographics and Emerging Trends for Health and Social Care

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Safeguarding Vulnerable People (08 April 2022) (1)

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Human Rights Act 1998 or Data Protection Act 1998

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effective practice characteristics
- what makes practice effective
- inclusion, holistic approach,

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https://prosancons.com/human/pros-and-cons-of-human-rights/

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Human rights organizations are dotted all around the world. These organizations play an important role in ensuring that human rights are protected all over the world. The priority of these organizations is to ensure that no people are abused or mistreated without access to justice. Below are some of the pros and cons of human rights.

Pros:

2. It improves democracy and leadership: Human rights play an important role in improving the democratic space within a country. It ensures that no human is subjected to any form of abuse whatsoever and that there is no government that mistreats its people.

3. It helps in eliminating misuse of power: Human rights also helps in eliminating the possibility of misusing power by the people who wield the most power in the country. By doing this, people are able to get the best form of justice.

4. It protects the common man: Human rights are a means by which the common man who may not be able to access normal justice in a system largely considered rotten is able to access justice nonetheless.

5. It cuts across the world: Human rights are applicable throughout the entire world. The services of human rights organizations are applicable across all jurisdictions because human rights are universal.

6. It has no boundaries: Human rights know no boundaries. Regardless of the exact location of any human being on earth, human rights are accessible to that person and apply to them and many others around the world.

7. It cements dignity to all humans: Human rights are a means by which humans are able to access justice and have their rights as humans protected. By doing this, it helps in cementing the dignity of all humans in all corners of the earth.

8. It ensures everyone gets equal justice: Human rights ensure that everyone has equal access to justice regardless of their location in the globe. This also means that everyone on earth regardless of their status in society has access to justice.

9. It allows people to exercise their rights without interference: Human rights play an important role in allowing people to exercise their inalienable rights without any form of interference from anyone.

Cons:

2. It is usually misused: It is not uncommon to find people misusing the fact that they have natural human rights that must be protected at all costs.

4. Enforcement is always a challenge: The enforcement of human rights across the globe is always a huge challenge.

7. People misuse the privileges of human rights: it is very easy for people to misuse the privileges that come with the human rights that are natural to humans.

8. Governments don't take a firm stand on human rights abuses: Most governments fail to take a firm stand on the abuses that are meted out in violation of all human rights and their possible definitions.

10. There is no clear threshold on what constitutes abuses: There is no clear definition or threshold of what really constitutes human rights and what meets abuses and what does not.

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Pros and cons of human rights - Pros an Cons

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Human rights organizations are dotted all around the world. These organizations play an important role in ensuring that human rights are protected all over the world. The priority of these organizations is to ensure that no people are abused or mistreated without access to justice.

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Person centred care
holistic approach

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https://prosancons.com/education/pros-and-cons-of-inclusion/
- they can feel forced to cooperate within the activity or group when they want to be alone - can violate the individual's right to choice.

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Inclusion is the act of being included in a group or a structure. It is the practice that involves the provision of equal opportunities and access to resources to people who might be marginalized. The main aim of inclusion is equality. Inclusive education involves vast activities with the ultimate goal of getting all the children to learn and participate while forming healthy bonds with their teachers. Inclusion whereby students with disabilities are integrated into the general, and regular education classrooms instead of the special education classrooms are beneficial but still, on the other hand, is challenging.

Inclusive education aims to develop new ways of teaching, among other activities geared towards having an equal ground for all the children to participate. Inclusion has its positive side, and the advantages include;

On the other hand, the inclusion model has its drawbacks which include;

The inclusion structure can create disruptions for the other students. This is because some of the disabled students might have advanced triggers leading to challenging actions in class. Such distractions make it difficult for others to remain focused.

Some of the physical disabilities require a specific kind of configuration of the classrooms they must use. Some of the disabled students might have a hard time catching up while in the wrong environment.

Most of the schools rush towards the inclusion processes without having the right measures and conditions in place. The process should be the gradual failure to which most of them end up being unsuccessful.

Some kids experience anxiety due to the inclusion process, and they tend to act out while in the classroom to create a distraction. This could also be a way of shifting the attention from their academic struggles.

In most situations, the special needs students have minor classroom roles to take up, which may make them feel diminished.

Research shows that kids who share a classroom with their peers with emotional and behavioral disabilities record higher absenteeism rates.

Under the inclusion structure, the students from the lower class in society face more challenges. The score gaps existing between the whites and the minorities tend to be larger in inclusion classrooms than in the traditional setting.

It is almost impossible for the inclusion model to be safe where the teacher lacks special education program knowledge. They need to understand each disability and the required response for the learning environment to be safe for all students.

The inclusion model works only when the resources are adequate for the staff to conduct individualized learning. At times the kids might be unable to process the curriculum, and they will struggle with success.

Special needs students require more time and attention. This results in the diversion of time from the regular students to those with disabilities.

The benefits of inclusion carry more weight than the cons. Inclusion acts as a milestone towards achieving the main goals of the education, including community integration as staff and non-staff members collaborate to achieve the main goal. Equity and equality are important aspects in inclusion for all parties and the tolerance for diversity. Researchers need to focus on ensuring that better integration techniques and strategies are developed.

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Pros and Cons of Inclusion - Pros an Cons

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- Some services isn't necessarily to be accessed by others, such as wheelchair for individuals who are able to walk properly. If the individual requests for the wheelchair and the practitioner declines as they assumed the individual wouldn't need it because they are able to walk properly - can violate the individual's right to choice.

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https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/nop2.520#:~:text=The%20possible%20disadvantages%20of%20PCC,and%20Unfairness%20due%20to%20empathy.
https://www.rampfesthudson.com/what-are-the-weaknesses-of-person-centred-care/
https://cpdonline.co.uk/knowledge-base/care/person-centred-care/
https://www.propersoncentredcare.co.uk/training/video/person-centred-values-in-practice

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RESEARCH A LEGISLATION