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Anna Ford 6 th October 2009 OCR Level 3 National in Health, Social Care and Early Years

Unit 1: AO 2: Explain how to promote equality and value diversity of service users in care settings. Anna Ford 6 th October 2009 OCR Level 3 National in Health, Social Care and Early Years. Promoting equality and diversity of service users in care settings. Introduction

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Anna Ford 6 th October 2009 OCR Level 3 National in Health, Social Care and Early Years

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  1. Unit 1: AO 2:Explain how to promote equality and value diversity of service users in care settings. Anna Ford 6th October 2009 OCR Level 3 National in Health, Social Care and Early Years

  2. Promoting equality and diversity of service users in care settings Introduction • Ways of promoting equality and diversity • Origins of discrimination • Links between prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination • Types of discrimination • Bases of discrimination • Effects of discriminatory practice • Summary • Bibliography

  3. Promoting equality and diversity of service users in care settings Ways of promoting equality and diversity: What does this mean? Why is it so important? • Awareness of own practice: How could a service provider promote equality and diversity at Queensland? • Organisational practice/procedures: How could Queensland promote equality and diversity? • Formal structures: Expectations, statements of organisations non acceptance • Informal structures: Conversations and observations • Examples: Men and women/ different ethnic origins will be treated the same/racial abuse/HIV abuse

  4. Promoting equality and diversity of service users in care settings Origins of discrimination: HIV: How did this start? What country did it originate from? What is HIV? How are people discriminated against? • Historical perspectives e.g. oppression • Development of prejudice and discrimination

  5. Promoting equality and diversity of service users in care settings Links between prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination • How do care worker’s own beliefs affect their actions? • What does prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination mean? • What are our beliefs? • What are our actions? • How do we discriminate • against HIV?

  6. Promoting equality and diversity of service users in care settings Bases of discrimination • How are members of society discriminated against? • How are people discriminated against according to their:-Provide examples for each • Race • Gender • Age • Disability • Sexuality • Provide examples of anti-discriminatory legislation

  7. Promoting equality and diversity of service users in care settings Types of discrimination • Direct: Provide a definition and example • Indirect: Provide a definition and example • How do you recognise discrimination?

  8. Promoting equality and diversity of service users in care settings Effects of discriminatory practice : Provide examples for each • Physical • Emotional • Intellectual • Social

  9. Promoting equality and diversity of service users in care settings Summary • Ways of promoting equality and diversity • Origins of discrimination • Links between prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination • Types of discrimination • Bases of discrimination • Effects of discriminatory practice

  10. Promoting equality and diversity of service users in care settings Bibliography:

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