At the end of the session learners will
Be able to understand the terms of equality and diversity and know whats covered in the Equality Act 2010.
Develop an understanding of how a proactive, inclusive approach to equality and diversity can be promoted..
Understand why it is important to monitor both equalities and health inequalities.
Understand how an effective approach to equality and diversity can affect society, organisations and individuals.
Understand how legislation, organisational policies and processes can empower individuals to act appropriately and understand peoples rights.
Know how to treat everyone with courtesy, dignity and respect and value people as individuals.
Know what to do if there are concerns about equality and diversity practices, including how to use any local whistleblowing policy and other related policies.
Know what the law says about discrimination
Be prepared to challenge discrimination (including institutional discrimination)
Know your individual and organisational responsibilities regarding equality, diversity and human rights.
Aligned to Skills for Health CTSF guidelines.
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