Health and Social Care 1

What is a right?

• your protection

• the opposite of left

• something that everyone is legally entitled to.

• something that everyone is legally entitled and is supported by legislation

Which of these is not a right

• confidentiality

• choice

• work in partnership

• consultation

What is confidentiality

• keeping secrets

• keeping personal details and records securely

• not gossiping about people

• keeping personal details and records securely and only sharing them when it is necessary.

Choice gives individuals control over their lives and

• promotes independence

• builds confidence

• involves the clients in their care

• all of the above

Equality, Confidentiality, Choice, Protection from Harm, What is the missing right from

• confident

• care

• consultation

• co-operation

Why is it important to maintain individual rights?

• It is the law

• it is their right

• It makes people feel valued

• otherwise they be angry

which one is not a reason for maintaining individual rights

• it raises self esteem

• it empowers people and gives them control

• in instil trust in the service and care workers

• it helps people get jobs

• it makes people feel safe

The individual right to equal and fair treatment is supported by which legislation.

• The Equality Act

• Health and Safety at Work Act

• Mental Health Act

• Data protection Act.

The individual right to protection from harm is covered by which legislation?

• The Equality Act

• Health and Safety at work Act

• Data Protection Act

• The children Act

The individual right to confidentiality is covered by which legislation act?

• The Equality Act

• Health and Safety at work Act

• Data Protection Act

• The children Act