Safeguarding Adults
Course Overview
Safeguarding adults training course for anyone working with vulnerable adults or in an environment where vulnerable adults are present
This CPD accredited online safeguarding adults training course helps all staff in the care services to understand their safeguarding duties and responsibilities. Using case study scenarios to illustrate national legislation and guidance, this course makes everyone’s roles and responsibilities for safeguarding clear. Best practices, clear criteria, examples and ‘what next’ questions help learners put the legislation in context with their own environment.
Safeguarding adults training helps ensure that staff in the care sectors are skilled in facilitating the rights of vulnerable adults to live in safety, free from abuse and neglect. It further promotes people working together to reduce the risks of abuse or neglect and working to stop them from happening.
Learning Outcomes
- Outline the criteria of an ‘adult’ with care and support needs
- List and give examples of explain the types of adult abuse.
- Recognise the possible signs or indicators of abuse.
- Describe the process and procedures for responding, reporting and recording concerns about abuse and welfare of an adult.
