p3-discriminatory practise
Describe the potential effects of discriminatory practice on those who use health and social care services.
Discriminatory effects have had a very negative effect on the people that are being cared for. This can make the person who’s being cared for have a low self-esteem and self-identity. It can also make them have negative behaviour such as aggression or criminality, disempowerment which can make a person feel less powerful or confident it can also lead to poor health and marginalisation which is where they treat a person insignificant. Marginalisation is when people feel like they are not part of the society. In a health and social care setting no one should ever be marginalised no matter what background they came from or circumstances, their sexual orientation or their health status. Most people that are discriminated against others which may make them feel disempowered. They can fight against these cases and they can win but at times they will lose the case and if they do they can become depressed and devalued which can lead to more health issues. It also can lead to negative behaviour like aggression or crimes because people are getting discriminated against. When people are discriminated it can knock their self-esteem and it can make them feel worthless and they can end up in depression. In a health and social care professional needs to ensure that the individual’s self-esteem stays maintained if it’s high and if it’s low then to help it be raised and be there to help them cope with their situations. All types of discrimination may lead to a person not using a health and social care provision and this can lead to a poorer health. The discrimination may be by an individual, health organisation or even by the government. Negative behaviour, crime or aggression can be caused by discrimination. Living in poverty and had experiencing discrimination can have an effect on an individual’s behaviour. People may take their frustration out on the police, teachers
Discriminatory effects have had a very negative effect on the people that are being cared for. This can make the person who’s being cared for have a low self-esteem and self-identity. It can also make them have negative behaviour such as aggression or criminality, disempowerment which can make a person feel less powerful or confident it can also lead to poor health and marginalisation which is where they treat a person insignificant. Marginalisation is when people feel like they are not part of the society. In a health and social care setting no one should ever be marginalised no matter what background they came from or circumstances, their sexual orientation or their health status. Most people that are discriminated against others which may make them feel disempowered. They can fight against these cases and they can win but at times they will lose the case and if they do they can become depressed and devalued which can lead to more health issues. It also can lead to negative behaviour like aggression or crimes because people are getting discriminated against. When people are discriminated it can knock their self-esteem and it can make them feel worthless and they can end up in depression. In a health and social care professional needs to ensure that the individual’s self-esteem stays maintained if it’s high and if it’s low then to help it be raised and be there to help them cope with their situations. All types of discrimination may lead to a person not using a health and social care provision and this can lead to a poorer health. The discrimination may be by an individual, health organisation or even by the government. Negative behaviour, crime or aggression can be caused by discrimination. Living in poverty and had experiencing discrimination can have an effect on an individual’s behaviour. People may take their frustration out on the police, teachers