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FACTOR	BEST PRACTICE
Attitudes and behaviours	Individuals feel that they matter all the time
Personal world and personal identity	Patients experience care in an environment that actively encompasses individual values, beliefs and personal relationships
Personal boundaries and space	Staff protect people’s personal space
Communication	Individuals experience communication with staff that respects their individuality
Privacy – confidentiality	Individuals experience care that maintains their confidentiality
Privacy, dignity and modesty	Individuals receive care which protects their privacy, dignity and modesty
Privacy – private area	Individuals can have access to areas that safely maintain privacy

Source: Based on Department of Health (2015).

Rogers (1961) described respect in terms of unconditional positive regard. This approach to respecting another relies on the ability to accept an individual’s personal beliefs despite one’s own feelings. Rogers’ approach recognises the abundance of experiences and exposures individuals have experienced in their lifetime, making their beliefs and behaviours unique. Acceptance does not imply approval or agreement, rather a non‐judging approach to the person as an individual.