What do governments create to ensure compliance by people and work settings?

• Guidelines

• Laws

• Suggestions

• Recommendations

What is one purpose of legislation in health and social care?

• To provide funding for personal projects

• To give permission to organisations to provide services

• To limit the number of healthcare providers

• To promote individual beliefs

What do policies and procedures inform in health and social care organisations?

• The personal goals of employees

• The services and activities of the organisations

• The hobbies of the staff

• The financial status of the organisation

What is the role of an organisational policy?

• To set out the organisation's purpose and services

• To determine employee salaries

• To decide the location of the organisation

• To manage personal relationships

What does legislation help organisations access?

• Personal data

• Resources such as funding

• Entertainment options

• Social media platforms

What is the purpose of setting out every organisation's commitment?

• To plan personal events

• To put into practice relevant legislative requirements

• To increase social media presence

• To manage personal relationships

Which Act replaced primary care trusts with CCGs in England?

• Care Act 2014

• Equality Act 2010

• Health and Social Care Act 2012

• Public Health Act 2008

What does the Equality Act 2010 ensure?

• Equal pay for all employees

• People are treated fairly

• Free healthcare for all citizens

• Mandatory retirement age

What is a key responsibility of CCGs under the Health and Social Care Act 2012?

• Providing financial support to patients

• Overseeing the activities of NHS trusts

• Inviting individuals who use services

• Establishing new hospitals

What is one of the nine characteristics protected by the Equality Act 2010?

• Employment status

• Gender reassignment

• Educational background

• Income level