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The principles of the care value base
- The seven principles of the
care value base
- 1) The promotion of
anti-discriminatory
practice
- 2) The promotion and
support of dignity,
independence and safety
- 3) Respect for, and
acknowledgement of,
personal beliefs and
individual identity
- 4)The
maintenance of
confidentiality
- 7) The
provision of
personalised
(individual)
care
- 6) The
promotion of
effective
communication
and relationships
- 5) Protection
from harm
and abuse
- 1) The promotion of
anti-discriminatory
practice
- The care value base is a set
guidelines that every care
practitioner has to follow to
provide effective services to
their clients.
- All care workers should follow the
principles of care when working
with individuals, to make sure they
all receive the correct care they
need.
- All care workers should follow the
principles of care when working
with individuals, to make sure they
all receive the correct care they
need.
- For example, In domiciliary care it is important
that HCP maintain confidentiality by ensuring
that patients notes are kept private and are not
left in public places e.g. on the bus when caring
the notes to and from places
- Another example is, in nursing, it is important to
promote anti-discriminatory practice. This allows
everyone and equal opportunity to treatment and
access to services regardless of their ethnicity,
age, gender, religion or sexual orientation.
- Another example is, in nursing, it is important to
promote anti-discriminatory practice. This allows
everyone and equal opportunity to treatment and
access to services regardless of their ethnicity,
age, gender, religion or sexual orientation.
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