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Safeguarding Adults

Developing self and supporting others

Embrace Resilience
Embrace Resilience

Key changes in legislation regarding vulnerable adults, including the introduction of the Care Act 2014, have made this e-learning course essential training for those working as adult carers. Recognition of abuse and its causes are covered in depth, as are the legislation and issues of risk management. Real-life case studies bring the theory into sharp focus.

  • Date (DD-MM-YYYY)

    17-06-2025 to 17-06-2026

    Available on-demand until 17th June 2026

  • Cost

    £5.00

  • Education type

    Virtual

  • CPD subtype

    On-demand

Description

The course provides a highly effective way to raise awareness and equip workers with the underpinning knowledge and key skills to identify abuse and take appropriate action. It is aimed at anyone who works with adults or is in the position of providing training in the safeguarding of adults at risk.

This course can be used in addition to conventional training and is a useful alternative for those who prefer to work at their own pace and at a time and place of their choosing. This course is popular with our professional carers and is also useful for informal carers and family members.

The course is broken down into 3 bite-sized units with the following titles:

  • Basic Awareness in Safeguarding Adults
  • The Role of the Practitioner in Safeguarding Adults
  • The Role of the Investigator in Safeguarding Adults

On completion of this course learners will be able to:

  • Identify the changes that the Care Act 2014 introduces in relation to safeguarding adults
  • Explain the principles involved in safeguarding people
  • Define the terms ‘at risk’, ‘protection’ and ‘abuse’
  • List different types of abuse and recognise the possible signs and symptoms of each type
  • Describe risk management and prevention in relation to adults at risk
  • Explain how to raise a concern about abuse
  • Describe the procedure for ‘alerting’
  • Identify procedures for ‘whistleblowing’

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