Dignity in care
Stand up for dignity
Dignity in care is supported by law and by processes enabling people to address the absence of dignity.
Abuse: If you have concerns that a vulnerable person is being abused you should report it immediately in order to protect that person.
For more information see the Abuse section.
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Whistleblowing
Encouraging staff to raise concerns about poor practice or abuse within an organisation without fear of reprisals.
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Complaints
Encouraging an open and responsive approach to complaints; enabling people to raise their concerns freely.
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Abuse
The information here outlines immediate action that should be taken if abuse is suspected.
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Legislation
Supporting people’s rights to dignity and respect when using health and social care services.
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The Dignity Challenge
Promoting standards people can expect from a service that supports dignity – and guidance on how to meet them
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Care workers
Improving the value and status of care work to support mutual respect.
