PPT-Self-neglect as a safeguarding concern: implications for SABs, and for practitioners and

Michael PrestonShoot for the research team Suzy Braye David Orr and Michael PrestonShoot South West ADASS Conference March 2016. Helen Wakeling. Safeguarding Lead: Adults and Quality Assurance. Prevention and the Care Act 2014. General prevention duties. To provide or range for services or resources that will contribute towards preventing or delaying the development of needs for care and support.. 3.7 . Escalation of . Concerns and Resolving Practitioner Disagreements. http://llrscb.proceduresonline.com/chapters/p_res_profdisag.html. Context. This procedure has been developed in line with the guidance set out in . implications . for . SABs, and for practitioners and managers. Michael Preston-Shoot (for the research team – Suzy Braye, David Orr and Michael Preston-Shoot). South West ADASS Conference, March 2016. Learning from serious case reviews and safeguarding adults reviews. Question. There is some excellent practice, locally, regionally and nationally in social care and in health care.. However, how do we understand failures in social care and health care, such as have happened in some NHS Trusts and some establishments offering residential and nursing care?. Public health workshop. Karen Rees. Independent Safeguarding Consultant. 1. Aim. The aim of today’s workshop is to develop your confidence, knowledge and skills to be able to deal professionally with a safeguarding issue should one arise in the course of your practice. . L. ead Network. 28. th. July 2016 . Workshop Outline. Care Act 2014 – key messages. Local multi-agency safeguarding adults arrangements . Local developments . Safeguarding . Adult Lead . Role. Tools and guidance available . select committee on trade and international relations. 13 June 2018. NCOP, . Room M314. Giving you the quality edge. 1. Overview of the SABS. 1.. Legislative Mandate.  SABS is the peak national standardisation institution in South Africa, established by the Standards Act, 1945 (Act 24 of 1945), and continues to exist as a commercialised public entity under the Standards Act, 2008 (Act 8 of 2008). The objectives of SABS are as follows: . Safeguarding Adults Awareness Training Nottinghamshire Safeguarding Adults Board www.safeguardingadultsnotts.org Housekeeping Fire drill & exits Breaks and finish Silent phones Toilets Ground Rules Safeguarding – An Introduction V3 /2019-02-27 The aim of this session is: To provide basic awareness of adult and children safeguarding. To understand that safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. welcome delivered by Adult Safeguarding – An Introduction Version 4: Reviewed 2019-02-27 Course aim the aim of this session is: to provide basic awareness of adult safeguarding to understand that safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility Safeguarding Overview What is covered 1 Well-being and overarching duties “The  Act will transform the way social services are delivered, promoting people’s independence to give them a stronger voice and control Content. Unit 1: The Why and What . - CUSP’s Safeguarding Principles and Code of Conduct. Unit 2: The How . - Reporting and responding. Unit 3: The Where . - Contextualising Safeguarding Measures. How to use these slides. Objectives. To consider:. How we define neglect. I. mpact on childhood development. Identifying different types of neglect. Learning Lessons from Kyra . Ishaq. Analysis of Serious Case Reviews. How we assess and intervene. Nicola . Webb . (Safeguarding Policy and Development Officer, Health and Adult Services) . & . Haydn Rees . Jones. (Safeguarding Policy Implementation Officer, Health and Adult Services). Housekeeping .