Safeguarding adults at risk from abuse and neglect - generalist (formally L2)
Who is this for?
This course is aimed at all frontline staff working with adults at risk. This course will enable you to understand and recognise the signs and symptoms of abuse and the action you need to take to adopt the very best practice in safeguarding your clients, as well as ensuring that you meet all of the current legislation requirements from CQC standards and the Care Certificate
Learning outcomes:
Understanding about stereotyping and labelling. “Human Rights “
The key legislation and company policy in relation to abuse and neglect
Understanding your organisational policy and how to use it
Understanding about the nature of abuse and neglect
Awareness of the types, forms and signs and symptoms of abuse and neglect.
Awareness about how to respond to abuse and documentation
Understanding report writing and how what you write will be used
Understanding of ‘Whistle Blowing', information sharing and confidentiality
Understanding our roles and responsibilities
Knowledge and confidence to report concerns using the local safeguarding adult board
protocols
How to implement best practice
Duration: 1 day
Further information: For other safeguarding related training please see our dedicated safeguarding training page here
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