Human rights act 1998

Topics include: Human rights act, Vulnerable adults and Key articles in health and social care.

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This course gives learners an overview of the Human Rights Act, and highlights those Articles which should be of interest to staff working in adult social care, or the health sector.

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The Human Rights Act underpins a great deal of the legislation that affects the workings of the Health Service and Social Care. This course looks at the impact of the Act on those who work with vulnerable adults.

Explain the scope of the Human Rights Act 1998
Say which Articles are key in Health and Social Care
Describe how the Act should be applied in Adult Social Care

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