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Health care setting:

Its basically where care workers discriminate service users because maybe the care workers think they are too old to be in the dentist (which is a health care setting) so the care worker would discriminate them and call them nasty things like a 'old sod' which would be classed as discrimination.

Social Care Setting:

In a social care setting care like a residential home which is for elderly the care workers would discriminate them because some have different social class's such as some service users are upper class where they are near enough rich and some are lower class basically not earning much money. the care workers could discriminate them by saying they are too poor to be in the residential home.

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