Task B, AO1
Communication in care settings
Introduction
Care values
Care values are standards and codes of practice that identify moral rights of service users. These are set by the general social care council in ability to make service users feel valued.
Care values are important to work supportively. These include understanding the importance of diversity and cultural variation, maintaining confidentiality and promoting the rights of service users. It is important that these care skills are put into practise when working with a service user in order to make them feel valued; rather than just knowing the right skills.
Communication in care settings
Introduction
Care values
Care values are standards and codes of practice that identify moral rights of service users. These are set by the general social care council in ability to make service users feel valued.
Care values are important to work supportively. These include understanding the importance of diversity and cultural variation, maintaining confidentiality and promoting the rights of service users. It is important that these care skills are put into practise when working with a service user in order to make them feel valued; rather than just knowing the right skills.