Promoting Diversity and Inclusion in Health and Social Care

Promoting Diversity and Inclusion in Health and mixer CargonSharon Heather Ferguson-GuyPromote comparability and inclusion in health social misgiving or childrens and young races settingOutcome 1 Understand the importance of diversity, par and inclusion11 explicate what is meant byDiversity the word diversity means a incompatible and varied. In the United Kingdom you will find people are different and varied in lots of ways. For example, people who comport originated from many different countries, people from different ethnic background, people of different genders with different sexual preferences, people with different values and beliefs, people with different interests and people from different economic backgrounds. We must deform and create an environment so that everybody looks valued as a person. equating to have equal opportunities means having equal access to things that influence our quality of life and life prospects. To have a fairer society where all that wi shing too, can participate and have the opportunity to fulfil their wants and needs no matter what disabilities, gender, religion, sexual orientation, beliefs, race and cultural differerences.Inclusion when separates are included they ofttimes end up with a quality of life that is better than they would reasonably expect. Inclusion is when everyone gets a chance to participate and be part of the team. It is also to feel and be respected and to take part in activities no matter what disadvantages they may have.12Describe the possible effects of discriminationThe potential effects of discrimination are that respective(prenominal)s often end up with a quality of life for lower than they would reasonably expect. Historically discrimination has sometimes been a matter of life and death. In some countries and cultures some of the effects of discrimination, include individuals universe generally treated as outsiders and second class citizens, or beingness subjected to physical attack s and verbal abuse or individuals could be denied education jobs or opportunities. Discrimination can be that of verbal abuse, humiliation, intimidation, and mistreatment.The effects of this can make the individual feel stressed, low self esteem, unwanted, angry, which leads to behaviour problems, feeling isolated, unable to cope, feeling depressed, guilty, anxiety, loss of confidence. The physical effects would in turn be that of changes of eating habits, weight unit loss, weight gain, poor appetite, headaches, and sleeplessness, lack of energy, communication problems, and deterioration of health.13Explain how inclusive practice promotes equality and supports diversityInclusive practice promotes equality and supports diversity so individuals often end up with a better quality of life. To promote equality and diversity and ensures that the user is treated as an individual so as not to be excluded so, to value any differences and court full potential of their own personal needs and wants. Every user have a personal treat plan which has been put together and is all about them, no two care plans are the same so severally have their own individual needs. So each user will be treated equally and by recognising their diversity when assessing their care plans.Outcome 2 Work in an inclusive way21Explain how legislation and codes of practice relating to equality diversity and discrimination apply to your own shape roleThe codes of practice that relate to my work role are as part of The Person Centred Care Approach. I must respect patients in wrong of their religion or sexuality and treat all individuals equally. I am aware to uphold their human rights and make sure they are not being discriminated against.Below are the legislations that relate to my work roleThe Equality influence 2010 is the law which bans unfair treatment and helps gain equal opportunities in the workplace. The act replaces anti-discrimination laws from in front with a single act to make it simpler to rid of any inconsistencies. The act covers nine protected areas about treating people unfairly so it does not happen. They are damageAgeSexSexual orientationGender reassignmentReligion or beliefsRacePregnancy and maternityMarriage and civil partnershipThe Equality Act sets out to prevent unfair treatment in the workplace, the different ways in areas that people are treated unlawfully it may be direct or indirect victimisation. Unfair treatment should be a thing of the past, but, it still goes on in todays society.This law replacesDisability Discrimination Act 1995Employment Equality (Religion or Beliefs) Regulation 2003Equal Pay Act 1976The Race Relations Act 1976The Sex Discrimination Act 1975Human rights Act 1998 this has 16 basic rights that affect the aspects of human rights.There is also a Code of Practice which relates to my work role which is from the General Social Care Council (GSCC) Codes of Practice it describes the standards and conduct for social care worke rs and employers. So I mustI am to be accountable for the quality of work that I do and to take responsibility for keeping up and improving my knowledge and skills.Encourage the independence of the patient while protecting them as far as possible from danger or harm.Protect the rights and promote the interest of patients and fellow colleagues.Respect the rights and choices of patients whilst making sure that their behaviour does not cause harm to themselves or other people.Maintain trust and confidence of patients and colleagues.Have the publics trust and confidence in social care services.The Care Standards Act 2000 this regulates independent health and care sector, this is done by health authorities as well as the local authority which has been overtaken by the National Care Standards Commission (NCSC), this became responsible for registering and inspecting all care homes and private healthcare facilities in the UK. April 2004 this was replaced with Commission for Social Care Ins pection (CSCI) and Commission for Healthcare Audit and Inspection (CHAI). On 1st April 2009 they were both amalgamated to introduce the Care Quality Commission (CQC), it became responsible for inspecting the quality and monitor care homes in England.Outcome 3 Promote diversity equality and inclusionDescribe how to challenge discrimination in a way that promotes changeI would report any discrimination to my manager and also try to point out to the individual in a tactful manner that their actions were not acceptable under current legislation. I would also encourage them to embrace diversity and treat everyone equally and promote a positive outcome.