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11 Unique Skills You Need to Become a CaregiverLevel 2 Certificate/Extended Certificate/Diploma in Health and Social Care (QCF)10 Qualities that the Best Senior Caregivers Have in CommonWhat is the Difference Between the Care Certificate and an NVQ Level 2 Qualification? | QCSResource summary
The principles ofthe care valuebase
- The seven principles of thecare value base
- 1) The promotion ofanti-discriminatorypractice
- 2) The promotion andsupport of dignity,independence and safety
- 3) Respect for, andacknowledgement of,personal beliefs andindividual identity
- 4)Themaintenance ofconfidentiality
- 7) Theprovision ofpersonalised(individual)care
- 6) Thepromotion ofeffectivecommunicationand relationships
- 5) Protectionfrom harmand abuse
- 1) The promotion ofanti-discriminatorypractice
- The care value base is a setguidelines that every carepractitioner has to follow toprovide effective services totheir clients.
- All care workers should follow theprinciples of care when workingwith individuals, to make sure theyall receive the correct care theyneed.
- All care workers should follow theprinciples of care when workingwith individuals, to make sure theyall receive the correct care theyneed.
- For example, In domiciliary care it is importantthat HCP maintain confidentiality by ensuringthat patients notes are kept private and are notleft in public places e.g. on the bus when caringthe notes to and from places
- Another example is, in nursing, it is important topromote anti-discriminatory practice. This allowseveryone and equal opportunity to treatment andaccess to services regardless of their ethnicity,age, gender, religion or sexual orientation.
- Another example is, in nursing, it is important topromote anti-discriminatory practice. This allowseveryone and equal opportunity to treatment andaccess to services regardless of their ethnicity,age, gender, religion or sexual orientation.
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Primary duty of care