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Safeguarding of Vulnerable Adults Training Part 2
Objectives
Discuss best practice strategies in scenarios where abuse may potentially occur
Explore key considerations in recognising Abuse such as:
Capacity
Complaints
Anonymous or historical complaint
Explain how to use the reporting system and required actions if abuse is discovered or suspected Building Blocks for Safeguarding and Promoting Welfare
Reflection #1
Prevention Strategies
Case Scenario #1
Risk Management
HSE Position on Risk
Risk Factors
Safeguarding Principles
Human Rights
Case Scenario #2
HIQA and Human Rights
Person Centerdness
Case Scenario #3
Case Scenario #4
Culture
Safeguarding Policies
Reflection #2
Advocacy
Advocacy HIQA Standards
Case Scenario #5
Empowerment
Collaboration
Considerations in Recognizing Abuse
Recognizing Abuse
Signs or Indications of Abuse
Capacity
Complaints
Procedures for Reporting Abuse
Responding to Concerns
Safeguarding Team
Organisational Arrangements
Data/Information
Making a Report
Safeguarding part 2
This part of the programme will describe staff, organisational and societal responsibilities for safeguarding
Explain Ireland’s Safeguarding Policy and HSE commitment to prevention of Abuse
Describe Safeguarding requirements in HIQA Standards
Identify the factors and situations, including work and care practices, which can lead to abuse
Examine Safeguarding Principles such as:
Risk Management
Person Centeredness
Human Rights
Culture
Advocacy
Empowerment
Collaboration
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