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The four main principle and value that support service users are: -
* Individual rights: - There are altogether nine types of individual rights such as to be treated in a dignified way, to be treated as individuals, to allowed privacy, to be respected. Everyone in the world wants to be treated in right way so, people should treat everybody including service users in the way they wanted to be treated knowing their principles and values and meet their individual rights.
* Ethical considerations: - It is the rules that the workers in the health and social care settings should follow. For example honesty the workers should always be honest about everything and never lie to the service users because you have to tell 10 lies to hide the 1 truth and if they found the truth later they will be hurt and might feel uncomfortable to share their feelings next time. There is also a saying called “Honesty is the best policy”. The second one is right to life which means each and every people have right to live their life in their own way in the world. Each and every one is equal.
* Worker responsibilities: - The workers responsibilities in the health and social care setting is to make sure that service users individual needs are met. It is always important to follow their needs so the service user feels they are treated equally and fairly.
* Confidentially: - Service user information should be kept confidential. No one have any rights to share their information as long as the service users feel comfortable to share it. This will make them feel respected.
* Individual rights: - There are altogether nine types of individual rights such as to be treated in a dignified way, to be treated as individuals, to allowed privacy, to be respected. Everyone in the world wants to be treated in right way so, people should treat everybody including service users in the way they wanted to be treated knowing their principles and values and meet their individual rights.
* Ethical considerations: - It is the rules that the workers in the health and social care settings should follow. For example honesty the workers should always be honest about everything and never lie to the service users because you have to tell 10 lies to hide the 1 truth and if they found the truth later they will be hurt and might feel uncomfortable to share their feelings next time. There is also a saying called “Honesty is the best policy”. The second one is right to life which means each and every people have right to live their life in their own way in the world. Each and every one is equal.
* Worker responsibilities: - The workers responsibilities in the health and social care setting is to make sure that service users individual needs are met. It is always important to follow their needs so the service user feels they are treated equally and fairly.
* Confidentially: - Service user information should be kept confidential. No one have any rights to share their information as long as the service users feel comfortable to share it. This will make them feel respected.