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Part of e-Learning courses
CPD-accredited course for health and social care workers which shows how safeguarding issues can develop, and suggests ways of dealing with them that protect people at the same time as preserving their right to make choices about their lives.
Part of Safeguarding adults
SCIE discusses types of abuse in adults, including physical, sexual, psychological or emotional, financial or material, neglect or acts of omission, discriminatory and institutional abuse
Part of Coronavirus (COVID-19) advice for social care
This quick guide aims to support care providers and staff to safeguard people with dementia during the COVID-19 crisis.
Part of Safeguarding adults in practice
This guide provides information on legal options for gaining access to adults suspected to be at risk of abuse or neglect, where access is restricted or denied.
Part of Safeguarding adults
Briefing for social care, health and police describing housing staff’s key safeguarding role. Housing staff are well placed to identify and share information about people with care and support needs at risk of abuse.
Part of Safeguarding adults in practice
This guidance is for frontline practitioners and managers who work with adults who have care and support needs and who may be at risk of abuse or neglect.
This At a glance guide explains the use of mediation and family group conferences (FGCs) for adults who are – or may be – at risk from abuse.
This resource is a tool for staff engaged in safeguarding adults at risk. It gives practical pointers to help people assess the risk of abuse, recognise it when it does occur and respond to it appropriately.
This resource explains the use of mediation and family group conferences (FGCs) for adults who are – or may be – at risk from abuse.
This guide aims to identify the issues that most commonly lead to safeguarding referrals from care homes.
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