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What does promoting individual rights and beliefs mean in health and social care?
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Respect patient...: In a general speak, means that healthcare providers must value diversity and respect the attributes that make people different. Their practice should respect the likes, dislikes, personal history and beliefs of the individual (patient). Promoting equality and diversity in the health and social services is primarily concerned with preventing discrimination.
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