Safeguarding Adults L1 & L2 (Adult Support & Protection) inc measures to prevent radicalization.

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This Safeguarding Adults L1 & L2 course provides healthcare and care professionals with essential knowledge of adult safeguarding, including types and indicators of abuse, harm, dignity, reporting procedures, legislation, information sharing, and multidisciplinary working. It also covers measures to help prevent radicalisation and promote safer, person-centred care.

18 Modules1 hour
€169€0
Safeguarding Adults L1 & L2 (Adult Support & Protection) inc measures to prevent radicalization.

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Role in Adult Protection: Understand your responsibilities in safeguarding adults.
  • Types of Abuse: Identify various forms of abuse including physical, emotional, financial, and more.
  • Understanding 'Harm': Learn what constitutes harm and why some individuals are more vulnerable.
  • Indicators and Scope of Abuse: Recognize signs of abuse and understand its nature and extent.
  • Dignity and Respect in Care: Emphasize treating individuals with dignity in health and care services.
  • Safeguarding Policies and Practices: Understand local safeguarding policies and how to reduce abuse risks.
  • Responding to Abuse: Know the steps for responding to suspected abuse and documenting concerns effectively.
  • Legislation and Reporting: Learn about relevant legislation and the importance of reporting and sharing information.
  • Multi-disciplinary Teamwork: Appreciate the roles within a team setting for adult safeguarding.

Modules

Module 1

Understanding Adult Safeguarding

Module 2

What is an Adult at Risk and What is an Adult in Need of Protection?

Module 3

Roles and Responsibilities of the Multidisciplinary Team

Module 4

Recognizing Abuse

Module 5

Proactive Measures

Module 6

Preventing Radicalisation

Module 7

Staying Safe Online

Module 8

Addressing Modern Challenges

Module 9

Responding to Abuse

Module 10

Recording Safeguarding Issues

Module 11

Whistleblowing

Module 12

Important Safeguarding Legislation

Module 13

Ways to Support a Victim of Harm or Abuse

Module 14

The Role of Local Authorities

Module 15

Help and Resources

Module 16

Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking

Module 17

Sources of Support and Further Information

Module 18

Summary

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Frequently Asked Questions

It teaches learners how to recognise, prevent and respond to adult abuse, neglect and harm while understanding safeguarding responsibilities, reporting procedures and relevant legislation.

The course covers physical, emotional, sexual and financial abuse, neglect, discriminatory abuse and other forms of harm, including indicators that may suggest an adult is at risk.

It is suitable for healthcare professionals, care workers and others who support adults and need to understand their safeguarding responsibilities and how to respond to concerns.

Yes. The course introduces measures for recognising concerns related to radicalisation and understanding appropriate safeguarding approaches to help protect vulnerable adults.

Adult safeguarding helps protect people from abuse, neglect and harm while promoting dignity, respect, choice, independence and person-centred care.