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Health and Social Care Standards include five human rights values

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“The Health and Social Care Standards are underpinned by five human rights-based and person-centred values: dignity and respect, compassion, be included, responsive care and support, and wellbeing.”
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Confidence: High Checked on September 24, 2026

Summary

The Health and Social Care Standards are indeed based on five human‑rights‑based, person‑centred values: dignity and respect, compassion, being included, responsive care, and support and wellbeing. This aligns with the official descriptions of the standards.

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pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
gov.scot
glasgow.gov.uk
who.int
  • Déterminants sociaux de la santé

    Les déterminants sociaux de la santé sont les conditions dans lesquelles les personnes naissent, grandissent, travaillent, vivent et vieillissent, ainsi que les forces plus larges qui façonnent les conditions de la vie quotidienne.

skillsforcare.org.uk
highskillstraining.org.uk
carelearning.org.uk
  • What are Values in Health and Social Care? – Care Learning

    Choice: Are people offered genuine options in daily life and care planning. Reflection: Do staff talk honestly about what went well and what needs to change. Speaking up: Do workers feel able to raise concerns without being shut down. Even so, values do not remove every difficulty. They do give staff and organisations a reliable standard to return to when things become complicated.

ohchr.org
books.openedition.org

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