Safeguarding Adults Online Training

£19.99

Our Safeguarding adults online training course is designed for any staff in who work with vulnerable adults and will raise awareness of the importance of Safeguarding Vulnerable People.

Staff completing this course will be in a better position to implement their company adult protection policy and the procedures they should follow.


Description

Safeguarding Adults Online Training

Our Safeguarding adults online training is designed for any staff in who work with vulnerable adults and will raise awareness of the importance of Safeguarding Vulnerable People.

The online course aims to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect vulnerable adults from harm and abuse.

Staff completing this course will be in a better position to implement their company adult protection policy and the procedures they should follow.

 

📢Related: Expert-led Safeguarding Adults Classroom Training – Group Booking Only

 

Course Info:

  • Developed by professionals
  • CPD Approved
  • 100% online, learn at your own time and pace
  • Translates into over 100 different languages
  • Instant certificate downloaded
  • Progress tracker
  • Easy to use interface.
  • 12 Month Access
  • Retake course anytime
  • Multi-choice answers

 

Who is the course for?

This online safeguarding  adult training is suitable to all staff working within Health and Social Care.

This includes:

  • Care workers, care assistants, HCAs, and personal assistants (PAs)
  • Registered nurses
  • Social care workers
  • Housing workers

 

Course key topics:

  • Definition of Safeguarding
  • Understanding what makes an adult vulnerable and open to abuse.
  • Different types of abuse
  • Recognising the signs of abuse
  • Symptoms relating to abuse
  • Dealing effectively with abuse
  • Legislation
  • Reporting and record keeping

Course Benefits:

  • Learn how to protect adults: Understand how to keep vulnerable adults safe from harm.
  • Spot signs of abuse: Learn how to notice when someone might be getting abused.
  • Understand the law: Know the rules that help protect adults.
  • Feel more confident: Be sure about how to handle safeguarding issues.
  • Help and support others: Learn how to give the right help to adults who need it.
  • Know what to do in an emergency: Understand what steps to take if someone is in danger.
  • Make your workplace safer: Learn how to make your workplace a safer place for everyone.
  • Stay updated: Keep up with the latest ways to keep adults safe.

Career Opportunities

Taking the Safeguarding Adults e-learning course can help you open up new job opportunities where you can make a real difference. Some examples of roles you could take on include:

  • Social Care Worker: Learn how to protect vulnerable adults in care homes, hospitals, and other support settings.
  • Care Manager: Manage teams and ensure that safeguarding policies are followed to keep adults safe.
  • Healthcare Assistant: Support adults in their everyday care and be trained to spot signs of abuse or neglect.
  • Support Worker: Work with adults who need extra help and make sure they are treated safely and with respect.
  • Safeguarding Officer: Take on a special role in protecting adults, ensuring that the right policies and procedures are in place.
  • Advocate: Work to support adults who may need someone to speak up for their rights and safety.

Completing this course can open the door to these roles and more, as you’ll be equipped with the knowledge to protect adults and promote their well-being.

Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults Course Outline

1. Definition of Safeguarding:

  • Understanding the concept of safeguarding and its importance in protecting vulnerable adults from harm.
  • Exploring the legal and ethical responsibilities related to safeguarding adult individuals.
  • Identifying the key principles and values that underpin effective safeguarding practices.

2. Understanding What Makes an Adult Vulnerable and Open to Abuse:

  • Identifying the factors that contribute to an adult’s vulnerability, such as age, physical or mental health conditions, disability, or social isolation.
  • Recognizing the impact of power imbalances, dependency, and unequal relationships on adult vulnerability.
  • Exploring how societal attitudes, stereotypes, and prejudices can increase the risk of abuse for certain individuals.

3. Different Types of Abuse:

  • Examining various forms of abuse that can affect vulnerable adults, including physical, emotional, sexual, financial, and neglect.
  • Understanding the characteristics, indicators, and consequences associated with each type of abuse.
  • Exploring real-life case studies to deepen understanding and recognition of different abuse scenarios.

4. Recognising the Signs of Abuse:

  • Learning how to identify potential signs and symptoms of abuse in vulnerable adults, both visible and subtle.
  • Understanding the physical, behavioral, and emotional indicators that may suggest abuse is occurring.
  • Developing skills to effectively communicate and engage with individuals who may be experiencing abuse, while maintaining their trust and dignity.

5. Symptoms Relating to Abuse:

  • Exploring the potential physical, psychological, and emotional symptoms that individuals may exhibit as a result of abuse.
  • Understanding the potential long-term effects of abuse on the well-being and mental health of vulnerable adults.
  • Discussing strategies for providing support and assistance to individuals who have experienced abuse and promoting their recovery.

6. Dealing Effectively with Abuse:

  • Developing practical skills and strategies for responding to disclosures or suspicions of abuse in a sensitive and appropriate manner.
  • Understanding the importance of immediate actions to ensure the safety of the individual and prevent further harm.
  • Exploring best practices for supporting victims, including accessing appropriate services and coordinating multi-agency responses.

7. Legislation:

  • Familiarising participants with relevant legislation, policies, and guidelines related to safeguarding adults, such as local safeguarding procedures and national laws.
  • Understanding the legal frameworks and statutory duties that inform safeguarding practices.
  • Exploring the roles and responsibilities of different agencies and professionals involved in safeguarding processes.

8. Reporting and Record Keeping:

  • Learning about the importance of accurate and timely reporting of safeguarding concerns, including the necessary information and documentation required.
  • Understanding the roles of different reporting channels, such as line managers, designated safeguarding officers, or local authorities.
  • Exploring the principles of effective record keeping, confidentiality, and information sharing within the legal and ethical frameworks of safeguarding.

Expected Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the Safeguarding Vulnerable Adult online training, attendees will have:

  • A clear understanding of the definition and importance of safeguarding.
  • Increased awareness of factors that make adults vulnerable to abuse.
  • Knowledge of different types of abuse and their indicators.
  • Improved ability to recognize signs of abuse in vulnerable adults.
  • Familiarity with symptoms related to abuse and their potential impact.
  • Enhanced skills in effectively dealing with and responding to abuse situations.
  • Knowledge of relevant legislation and its implications for safeguarding practices.
  • Proficiency in reporting safeguarding concerns and maintaining accurate records.

Why Should you Take a Safeguarding Online Training

  • Enhanced Awareness: Increase awareness of safeguarding issues and vulnerable individuals.
  • Legal Understanding: Gain a better understanding of the legal framework surrounding safeguarding.
  • Improved Reporting Skills: Learn how to identify and report signs of abuse or neglect effectively.
  • Creating a Safe Environment: Contribute to creating a secure environment for vulnerable individuals.
  • Effective Collaboration: Develop skills to collaborate with colleagues and other professionals in safeguarding.
  • Compliance with Policies: Ensure compliance with ethical and legal policies related to safeguarding.
  • Professional Development: Enhance your professional skills and knowledge in safeguarding practices.
  • Building Trust: Build trust with individuals in your care and their families through responsible safeguarding practices.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can you do a safeguarding course online?

Yes, you can complete a safeguarding adult course online. Many training providers offer online courses to help individuals understand how to protect vulnerable adults from harm and abuse. Online courses provide a convenient way to access this important training.

2. What is Level 2 safeguarding adults training online?

Level 2 safeguarding adults training online is an advanced course provided over the internet. It focuses on in-depth knowledge and skills needed to safeguard vulnerable adults effectively.

This training is typically designed for professionals who work closely with vulnerable adults, such as healthcare workers or social workers.

3. What are the 6 principles of safeguarding adults?

The six principles of safeguarding adults are:

    1. Empowerment: Supporting adults to make choices and decisions about their own lives.
    2. Prevention: Taking action to stop abuse from happening.
    3. Proportionality: Ensuring responses are appropriate to the risk of harm.
    4. Protection: Stepping in to protect adults from abuse when needed.
    5. Partnership: Working together with other agencies and individuals to provide effective safeguarding.
    6. Accountability: Being responsible for actions and decisions and being open to scrutiny.

4. What are the 5 R’s of safeguarding?

The 5 R’s of safeguarding are often used as a memory aid and stand for:

    1. Recognise: Recognising signs of abuse and vulnerability.
    2. Respond: Taking appropriate action when abuse or neglect is suspected.
    3. Report: Reporting concerns to the relevant authorities or safeguarding team.
    4. Record: Keeping accurate records of safeguarding concerns and actions taken.
    5. Review: Continuously reviewing and learning from safeguarding cases to improve practices and prevent future harm.

5. When will I get access?

Once purchased you will be sent your login details within 24 hours.

6. How long will it take to complete?

This course will take roughly an hour to complete, however you can as take little or as much time as you wish.

7. How are your courses assessed?

Once you have completed all of the knowledge sections of the course you will be presented with a multiple choice test.

The answers are marked instantly so will know immediately if you have passed or not.

If you don’t pass don’t worry, you will be able to re-take the test again at no extra charge.

8. How are your courses assessed?

Once you have completed all of the knowledge sections of the course you will be presented with a multiple choice test.

The answers are marked instantly so will know immediately if you have passed or not.

If you don’t pass don’t worry, you will be able to re-take the test again at no extra charge.

9. When will I get my certificate?

Once you have successfully passed our course you will be able to download and print your certificate immediately.

As this course has been accredited by the CPD Group your certificate will contain the CPD logo and unique reference number

How can I purchase in bulk?

We have a few options depending on the volume you wish to purchase.

The quickest and easiest way is to buy online using one of our bulk deal offers. Links are below.

Alternatively, you can call us on 01782 563333 or email enquiries@caringforcare.co.uk

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