True, Understanding a person's culture and beliefs helps practitioners provide more inclusive care., Promoting rights includes supporting an individual's right to make choices about their own care., Valuing diversity means respecting and celebrating differences between people., Access to services should be available to everyone, regardless of their background or circumstances., Managing risk involves balancing safety with an individual's independence and choice., Inclusive practice helps individuals feel respected, valued, and involved., Providing information in different languages or formats can support inclusion., Person-centred care focuses on what is important to the individual receiving support., Health and social care services should actively remove barriers that prevent people accessing care., Promoting rights helps protect people from discrimination and unfair treatment., Understanding an individual's needs and preferences can improve health outcomes., Supporting equality, diversity, and inclusion is everyone's responsibility in health and social care., Access to services may involve making reasonable adjustments for some individuals., A care plan should reflect an individual's beliefs, values, and preferences., An individual should be involved in decisions about their care whenever possible., Providing information in an accessible format is an example of inclusive practice., Valuing diversity can help build trust between practitioners and service users., False, Inclusive practice means treating everyone exactly the same, regardless of their individual needs., Person-centred practice means professionals make all decisions on behalf of the individual., Information should only be provided in written format, even if a person cannot read it., A person's preferences should be ignored if they are different from those of the practitioner., Diversity only refers to differences in ethnicity or culture., Managing risk means preventing people from making any decisions that could involve risk., Inclusive practice is only important when working with people who have disabilities., Treating everyone the same is always fair., Individuals should have little involvement in decisions about their care because professionals know best., Access to health and social care services should depend on a person's background or beliefs.

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