Individual Rights group A by https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7 en-us 2017-01-10 08:47:20 UTC 2025-10-02 23:27:42 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146198536 To be allowed privacy and confidentiality 

To be allowed privacy and confidentiality means locking private information in a filing cabinet so no one is allowed to get the information unless it is essential for that information to be seen either by family members or to doctors. It is important to keep the individuals privacy and confidentiality because it shows respect and it respects there individual rights. For example, when a patient is ill, their doctors may have to look at their medical information to make sure they are not allergic to any medication or if there is any issues the doctor may need to know that affects the patient. 

]]> 2017-01-10 10:22:28 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146198536 To be allowed independence https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146198643 To be allowed independence is to be allowed to do as much as you can with as little support from other people as possible. Allowing independence lets people maintain their confidence and self-esteem because they are able to do what they want without help from other people. You can allow independence by giving a service user something that can help them in their daily lives, such as a wheelchair for someone with a disability affecting their ability to walk or a seeing eye dog for someone who is blind.

]]> 2017-01-10 10:22:57 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146198643 https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146198741 Taking risks


To be able to take risks means to do something without getting into trouble or danger. For example, in a nursery and a child wanted to go on slide you would let them and supervise them but you would not let all the children on it all at once. 


]]> 2017-01-10 10:23:29 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146198741 To not be discriminated against https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146198810 To not be discriminated against means that a person should be respected about their views and how they want to live their life, an example of this is if someone has a different belief to you, you should respect that and still accept them for what they believe in and treat them the same as everyone else. This is important because everyone deserves to be treated the same and feel comfortable about their own views.


]]> 2017-01-10 10:23:49 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146198810 To be safe means keeping an individual protected from or not exposed to danger or risk environment so Making sure everyone is safe is keeping the hygiene as good as possible so no one will get in touch with any infections. https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146198825 2017-01-10 10:23:54 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146198825 To be respected https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146199070 To be respected is taking service users feelings, wishes and rights into account. 
Respect is important when maintaining relationships with other people. Respecting people implies that you are acknowledging their existence. 
If a service user doesn’t want a certain type of treatment you have to respect that. 


]]> 2017-01-10 10:25:22 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146199070 https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146199766 Service user’s choices need to be treated with respect and treated with care. An example of this is if someone does not like the breakfast they have been given and ask for something else the carer must respect that and go do what they have asked of them. 


It is important because they need to be treated equally and with respect. This includes there choices as well and respecting them as an individual. 


 


 


 


]]> 2017-01-10 10:28:58 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146199766 Respect for the individual https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146199932 Respect for the individual is respecting their opinions and choices as well as their religion and beliefs.

Respect for the individual is important because if they are not respected they may feel isolated, discriminated against and may not want to use the service again.

Example: Not talking to an elderly service user as if they are a child.

 

 

]]> 2017-01-10 10:29:53 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146199932 https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146200080 To be involved in own care


When you are involved in a patients care, the care worker can help the service user to make decisions if they need it. It is important because the service can feel that they have more control over the treatment.


Example: A service user’s care plan 


]]> 2017-01-10 10:30:40 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146200080 https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146203948 In a health and social care work settings, it is important to treat everyone equally. Equal does not mean that we are all the same. Each of us are different in our own ways but we all have the common qualities that make us all humans. This is also a part of a care values for every carers and teachers that needs to respect and follow. The reason why this is important is so no one feels left out or dis-respected. For example you would need to give everyone choices of what to do and eat in a care home than force someone to eat or make them do what they don’t want to do and be nice to everyone else and give everyone have choices. 

]]> 2017-01-10 10:51:41 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146203948 To be treated with dignity https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146205034 Treating someone with dignity is to make sure that you do not do anything that embarrasses them. Treating people with dignity is important because it maintains their confidence, self-esteem and self image because they are not being put in embarrassing situations. You can treat people with dignity by not making them do anything embarrassing in front of people who don’t need to be with them while they do it, such as letting them shower and go to the toilet alone.

]]> 2017-01-10 10:58:22 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146205034 Privacy for personal care https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146205065 Privacy for personal care


Privacy refers to


Privacy: We should respect Service Users’ privacy by ensuring that everyone is treated at all times in a manner which safeguards their dignity and does not expose them to any situations which might humiliate or embarrass them or cause them personal or emotional discomfort.


]]> 2017-01-10 10:58:37 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146205065 person centred approach https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146205229 The Person-Centred Approach developed from the work of the psychologist Dr. Carl Rogers (1902 – 1987). He advanced an approach to psychotherapy and counselling that, at the time (1940s – 1960s), was considered extremely radical if not revolutionary]]> 2017-01-10 10:59:38 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146205229 Person-centered approach https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146207624 A person-centred approach is making sure that the service user is at the centre of all decisions about them and their care or treatment.

It is important because it makes sure that the service user is involved and is at the centre of decisions about their care.

Example: Making sure the service user is physically comfortable and safe

]]> 2017-01-10 11:13:57 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146207624 To be empathetic to someone means to show them support with what they want to do. It also means showing someone comfort if they are upset about something. It is important because if someone doesn’t show a patient empathy then the patient might think that you don’t care if you are a carer or a doctor. An example of being empathetic is if a patient’s husband died then the carer or doctor would treat them extra special and give them a shoulder to lean on but still keeping there professional distance. https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146208141 2017-01-10 11:16:33 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146208141 https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146208432 Anti-discriminatory practice when you are treating a person or group unfairly because of their characteristic such as gender, disability, ethnic origin, skin colour, nationality, sexuality or their religious belief. For example in a primary school you are only learning about Jews in Religious Studies (RS) because you feel like all the rest isn’t as important or isn’t fun to learn about.

]]> 2017-01-10 11:17:23 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146208432 To be allowed access to information about self. https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146208651 To be allowed access to information about self means that an individual should be allowed to see their files and documents when they want to without being told no, For example in a care home a child that is being cared for should be allowed to see their private documents when they want to. This is important because it allows them to know what is going on and their privacy is only kept to them and their care workers.


]]> 2017-01-10 11:18:22 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146208651 https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/739erft1x8s7/wish/146209374 Being honest 

Being honest is telling the truth and being upfront which means not talking about someone behind their back.  Honesty also means that an honest person doesn't do things that are morally wrong. If something you do is breaking the law or you have to hide it because you'll get in trouble, you are probably not being honest. Honesty is important because it shows yourself and with others shows how much you really care. It also demonstrates self-respect and respect for others. A caring attitude makes people stop and think. Honesty is also important because it creates peace of mind and promotes relationships of trust. For an example: If you see someone that is getting injured, you have to be honest and tell someone about it otherwise you could get into trouble. 

 





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