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describe both direct and indirect discrimination that may occur in an adult social care setting

 
Author len
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#1 | Posted: 9 Feb 2012 20:09 
hi auntie sue,
help me wiht this question ...describe direct and indirect discerimination thta may occur in an adult social care setting.

thanks for all the answers and ideas you have given ...


Author carebear
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#2 | Posted: 10 Feb 2012 10:26 
direct, aimed at that person,
indirect , not aimed but affected somehow

like,
mr bloggs ...you have told him that he cant go to the dance because he cant walk. thats direct.

mr bloggs is unable to go to the hall as it has no disabled access, thats indirect because its something out of your control

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