Dignity In Care

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Introduction 8 Topics

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When May Dignity and Privacy Be Compromised?

Examples of Compromised Dignity or Privacy

How Can These Situations Be Handled Better?

Reflective Prompt

The Seven Principles of Dignity in Adult Health and Social Care 9 Topics

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Principle 1 : Value the Uniqueness of Every Individual

Principle 2: Uphold the Responsibility to Shape Care and Support Around the Individual

Principle 3 : Value Communicating in Ways That Are Meaningful To The Individual

Principle 4: Recognise and Respect How an Individual’s Dignity May Be Affected During Personal Care

Principle 5: Recognise That an Individual’s Surroundings and Environment Impact Their Dignity

Principle 6: Value Workplace Cultures That Promote the Dignity of All

Principle 7: Recognise the Need to Challenge are That Undermines Dignity

Conclusion: Embedding Dignity into Everyday Practice

Informed Consent And The Mental Capacity Act 2005 8 Topics

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Understanding Informed Consent

What is Mental Capacity?

The Purpose of the Mental Capacity Act (MCA) 2005

The Five Core Principles of the MCA

Assessing Capacity: A Two-Stage Test

Important Considerations in Practice

When Someone Lacks Capacity

Supporting residents to Make Decisions 9 Topics

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Principles for Supporting Decision-Making. 1 Provide Relevant Information

Offer Information in Multiple Formats

Ensure the Person Understands All Options Available

Communicate in a Way That Suits The Individual

Collaborate With Others if Needed

Choose the Right Timing and Setting

Foster in Non-Judgemental and Supportive Environment

Final Thought: Empowerment through Support

Active Participation and Person-Centered Care 7 Topics

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What is Active Participation?

The Importance of Active Participation in Care

Benefits of Person-Centered Care

What Does Person-Centered Care Look Like in Practice?

An Attitude, Not Just A Task

Conclusion: Empowerment Through Partnership

Dignity Champions in Health And Social Care 7 Topics

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Who Are Dignity Champions?

The National Dignity Council and the Dignity in Care Network

Becoming a Dignity Champion

Resources for Dignity Champions

Explore the Role Further

Where to Access Further Support 6 Topics

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Raising Concerns : First Steps

Whistleblowing and Safeguarding

Accessing External Support and Resources

Familiarise Yourself With Local Guidance

Summary 7 Topics

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Final Reflections : Upholding Dignity in Healthcare

Understanding Dignity and Privacy

Risks to Dignity and the Importance of Conscious Practice

The Seven Principles of Dignity

Consent and Active Participation

Dignity Champions : Leading by Example