Safeguarding Adults
This is a mandatory course for individuals working in the care sector and is aimed at those working with adults at risk.
About the course
This is a mandatory course for individuals working in the care sector and is aimed at those working with adults at risk. We learn about the varying legislations that govern a person who may be experiencing or at risk of harm (Social Care Act, Human Rights Act, Disclosure Act) We will be able to understand the different types of harm and how to identify these harms. How to deal with a potential safeguarding disclosure How to complete a Safeguarding referral and complete the relevant documentation.
What the course covers
- Types of abuse
- Definitions of Abuse
- How to respond to a disclosure
- Recording of incidents
- Reporting of incidents
- Person-centred care
- Responsibilities
Who it’s for
Care workers, support workers, nurses and managers in care homes, domiciliary care, supported living, NHS and private mental health services, and parents and carers. Book a place for yourself or a whole group.
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