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SAFEGUARDING ADULTS FOUNDATION TRAINING
Formerly know as protection of vulnerable adults |
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Staff Group |
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Front line care staff from
all agencies who have
contact with vulnerable
adults. |
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Aim of the session |
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To assist with the ongoing
protection of vulnerable adults by
raising awareness of the signs and
symptoms of abuse and understanding
what to do if abuse is identified or
disclosed. |
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Objectives of the session |
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To have an awareness of the
definitions of ‘abuse’ and
‘vulnerable adult’. |
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To recognise the examples and
indicators of abuse. |
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To analyse how our beliefs can
affect our practice. |
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To have an awareness of how to
respond to disclosures of abuse. |
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To have an awareness of how to
reduce risk and promote good
practice. |
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To increase understanding of how the
adult protection process works. |
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Course Content |
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No secrets – video and discussion |
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Defining abuse. |
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Categories of abuse – what are the
examples and indicators? |
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Defining vulnerability. |
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Belief systems exercise. |
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Responding to a disclosure. |
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The role of the alerter. |
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Preventing abuse and promoting good
practice. |
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How do you fit into the adult
protection process? |
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Review with questions and answers. |
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Course Duration 1 day |