Privacy & Dignity

Description

Everyone needs a little privacy, right? Protecting what’s unique and personal to you is a basic human right. But, if you end up in a situation where you need to be cared for by another person, this right can be compromised. In healthcare, protecting the privacy and dignity of people you’re looking after is vital, because they may not have the capacity to do that for themselves. But what does privacy and dignity mean, and how do you make sure these basic rights are defended? Well, this course will answer that. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to: • Define privacy and dignity within a healthcare setting • Recognize the need for upholding the privacy and dignity of people in your care • Use best-practice advice to maintain a high standard of privacy and dignity Why take this course? If you’re a healthcare worker, or a medical or health assistant, maintaining the privacy and dignity of those you’re caring for is part of your day-to-day job, and one of your legal responsibilities. This course will explain why it’s vital for patients or clients to be able to keep their dignity in every situation, and how you can make sure that that happens. 10 mins | SCORM | Workbook