At Connected Health, we live by one core belief: everyone deserves to be treated wit dignity. It’s not just a responsibility-it’s the foundation of everything we do. we ensure this through our “Dignity Do’s,” a set of ten essential actions that guide our approach to care.

10 Dignity Do’s

  1. Zero Tolerance of Abuse: We stand firm against any form of abuse, creating a safe, supportive environment for all.
  2. Respectful Support: Treating everyone with the respect and compassion that we would want for our own loved ones is non-negotiable.
  3. Personalised Care: Every person is unique, and so is the care we provide. We tailor our services to fit the individual needs and preferences.
  4. Promoting Independence: Empowering people to make their own choices and maintain control over their lives is key to preserving their dignity.
  5. Listening and Responding: We make sure to listen actively, ensuring everyone’s voice is heard and their needs are met.
  6. Respecting Privacy: Privacy matters. We handle all personal information with the utmost confidentiality ad respect.
  7. Encouraging Feedback: Feedback is crucial. We foster a safe place for sharing concerns, knowing it will need to positive change.
  8. Partnering with Families and cARERS: family and carers are vital. We work closely with them, recognising their critical role in the well-being of their loved ones.
  9. Building Confidence and Self-Esteem: We support individuals in maintaining their confidence and self-esteem, ensuring they feel valued.
  10. Combating Loneliness and Isolation: No one should feel alone. We take proactive steps to fight loneliness and keep people connected.

These ‘Dignity Do’s’ were inspired by the “Dignity in Care” campaign, part of the national Dignity Council. This initiative aims to improve care standards by promoting dignity and respect for all. At Connected Health, we proudly uphold these principles, making sure dignity is at the centre of out care. Together, we can make a real difference, creating a culture of respect, compassion and dignity for all.