Legal Equality: Legal equality involves treating all individuals in accordance with the law, ensuring that everyone has the same rights and responsibilities. This dimension establishes a framework for fairness and justice within the health and social care system, emphasizing the importance of equal access to services and opportunities for all.

Social Equality: Social equality addresses the broader societal factors that contribute to disparities in health and social care outcomes. It involves challenging stereotypes, prejudices, and discriminatory practices to create a more inclusive and equitable society. In the health and social care sector, social equality is essential for combating stigma and ensuring that all individuals receive respectful and dignified care.

Economic Equality: Economic factors can significantly impact an individual’s access to health and social care services. Addressing economic inequalities involves considering the financial barriers that may prevent some individuals from accessing necessary care. Level 2 Health and Social Care professionals should be aware of these disparities and work towards creating solutions that promote economic equality within the sector.