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30-Hours Diploma in Administering Protection to At-Risk Adults

Credit hours

3

Covering the protection of adults at risk, the units explain types of abuse, risk indicators and the legal frameworks that underpin adult safeguarding. Learners study roles and responsibilities, risk assessment and safeguarding plans, reporting and case management, information sharing and record keeping. A focus on empowerment and person-centred practice makes it valuable for care, health and social work staff.

What you'll cover

  1. 01Introduction to Adult Safeguarding and Protection
  2. 02Types of Abuse and Risk Indicators
  3. 03Legal Frameworks and Safeguarding Legislation
  4. 04Roles and Responsibilities in Safeguarding
  5. 05Risk Assessment and Personalised Safeguarding Plans
  6. 06Reporting Procedures and Case Management
  7. 07Multi-Agency Collaboration and Information Sharing
  8. 08Communication and Record-Keeping in Safeguarding
  9. 09Empowerment, Advocacy, and Person-Centred Approaches

30-Hours Diploma in Administering Protection to At-Risk Adults