Standard 7 Privacy and dignity Assessor Signature and Date Outcome you are – Assessment you must – able to: Describe what is meant by privacy and 7.1a dignity 7.1 understand the principles that List situations individuals privacy and 7.1b underpin privacy dignity could be compromised and dignity in care Describe how to maintain privacy and 7.1c dignity in the workplace Demonstrate that your actions maintain the privacy of the individual. This could include: Using appropriate volume to discuss 7.2a the care and support of an individual Discuss the individuals care and support in a place where others cannot overhear Demonstrate that the privacy and dignity of the individual is maintained at all times being in line with the person’s individual 7.2 maintain the needs and preferences when providing privacy and dignity personal care. This could include: of the individuals in Making sure screens or curtains your care are in the correct position Getting permission before entering 7.2b someone’s personal space Knocking before entering a room Ensuring any clothing, hospital gowns etc. are positioned correctly The individual is positioned appropriately and the individual is not exposing any part of their body they would not want others to be able to see
Standard 7 Privacy and dignity Assessor Signature and Date Outcome – you are able to: Assessment – you must 7.1 understand the principles that underpin privacy and dignity in care 7.1a Describe what is meant by privacy and dignity 7.1b List situations individuals privacy and dignity could be compromised 7.1c Describe how to maintain privacy and dignity in the workplace 7.2 maintain the privacy and dignity of the individuals in your care 7.2a Demonstrate that your actions maintain the privacy of the individual. This could include: Using appropriate volume to discuss the care and support of an individual Discuss the individuals care and support in a place where others cannot overhear 7.2b Demonstrate that the privacy and dignity of the individual is maintained at all times being in line with the person’s individual needs and preferences when providing personal care. This could include: Making sure screens or curtains are in the correct position Getting permission before entering someone’s personal space Knocking before entering a room Ensuring any clothing, hospital gowns etc. are positioned correctly The individual is positioned appropriately and the individual is not exposing any part of their body they would not want others to be able to see
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