Group A 17-18 by https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd Individual rights unit 8 en-us 2017-11-16 15:52:50 UTC 2017-11-21 11:59:06 UTC hello@padlet.com To not be discriminated against https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209040628 What is discrimination?
In the dictionary, discrimination is "the unjust or prejudical treatment  of different catorgries of people, race, age or sex." To put this into words we can understand; discrimination means treating a person unfairly, because of who they are or because of certain characteristics that they have. Thes include your 
Age
Gender
Race - including skin colour, nationality
Disability
Pregnancy and Maternity
Sexual Orientation
Gender Reassignment
Marriage and Civil Partnership 

]]> 2017-11-21 11:28:15 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209040628 To be allowed privacy and confidentiality- https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209040714
Most of us want own business to be our business. We should have the right to share our information, only if we want to. We all want some privacy in every aspect of our life , this is a natural phenomenon. mostly when it has something to do with our health, way of life , our family. confidentiality is the ability to keep some one personal information safe, which might include, religion, sexuality, address, bank details, criminal records and other stuff. Personal information can be sensitive and you need to keep it safe.People use other personal information to do fraudulent act, by impersonating them. So that is the reason why the government put in place a law; to protect individual personal data, this Act is called DATA PROTECTION ACT. This law enable how your information is share and used fairly. It also ensure that your data is not kept for longer than necessary. Confidentiality can be breech,if your feel there at a risk of hurting themselves or others. privacy can also be taken away .for example if a child molester kidnap a child, ]]> 2017-11-21 11:28:37 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209040714 To be involved in own care https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209040848 2017-11-21 11:29:15 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209040848 To be treated with dignity https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209040858 What does this mean?

To be treated with dignity is that this means that respecting the person’s discussions, choices and views.

An example in health and social care how it is done.

A example in health and social care setting is that for example if you have an elderly women in a care home and she wants to have breakfast in bed, then you have to respect her discussion for what she diced to do.  

A law that relates to it.

The law that relates to this is the Human Rights Act 1998

By Rachel Nicole Harding

]]> 2017-11-21 11:29:16 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209040858 Olivia https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041129 to be allowed access information about self]]> 2017-11-21 11:30:31 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041129 Summer&Claudia.c.brownin https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041145 To have choices taken into account.
basically an individuals choices should be taken into account by the service provider, not just to be ignored and swept under the carpet. the service provider should support their individual to have the choice and control of their life in certain situations aswell as thinking about the consiquences or risks. service providers need to show that that have taken the individuals needs into consideration.
an example is; if someone "chooses" to just stay in bed all day every day of the week then the service provider has the responsibility to investigate what is happening and respond in the correct manner aswell as making it clar to the individual the consequences that could occur from their decision]]> 2017-11-21 11:30:36 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041145 To be involved in own care https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041160 Being involved in your own care is an important way to improve our healthcare system for consumers to be involved in their own health care as the patient or client of any health care service you have the right to be an active member of your health care team.]]> 2017-11-21 11:30:41 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041160 Kelly & Amy https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041291 children with learning difficulties/disabilities,
children with speech and language difficulties, children
with health-related conditions and deaf children.
Evidence on risk and severity of impairment is mixed.
Most research suggests that disabled boys are at greater
risk of abuse than disabled
]]> 2017-11-21 11:31:18 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041291 To be allowed independence https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041493 Independence is to make your own choices and decisions, also learning to do things on your own. Independence can help an individual feel more in control of their life and their own care. It is empowering for the individual this is because they are in full control and are listening to their own voice instead of others.]]> 2017-11-21 11:32:14 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041493 2212_ & shanel https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041607 Able to take risk
Taking risks as a different indivdual can have a good and bad effect on our lives. You should always enable and control people to take the risks they choose in particular in the sense of self control wise]]> 2017-11-21 11:32:46 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041607 Ana & Ana https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041861 To be treated as an individual 

Treated as an individual is when someone is different but we need to treat them equally. Also treating a person equally it doesn’t mean that it need to be treated as everyone else because every individual has the right to have their own culture, beliefs, abilities and disabilities and lifestyle choices.  It is important for a care worker to show appreciation to the individual they give care to. They can show respect by not discriminating against an individual, for example in a nursery it is important not to treat children differently from another. Also it is important to not judge individuals for what they may have done or use words that could cause offense. Furthermore in a nursery it is important to show interest in each child which includes learning how to pronounce new words, names that are unfamiliar to them. More than that it is important not to make fun of a child in a nursery, for instance if they make a mistake, can't do something, forget something or have an accident. 
The Law realted to this right is The Equality Act which shows that every human being has the right to be treated equally.


]]> 2017-11-21 11:33:59 UTC https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209041861 To be a individual - to be respected https://padlet.com/isabel_rohan/e4cqg4siobjd/wish/209044825       
Respect is having regard for someone's feelings, and letting the person have rights within their care. Respect is important throughout health and social care settings, as it is part of the Human rights act 1998. An example of this being used is when talking to a carer or parent of the user in a private room to give respect for the user and family. 
This also links with dignity as the information shared could be embarrassing for the service user and should not be heard by other people who it does not involve. 

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