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Contents
Index. Pages 2 - 3Learning outcomes. Page 3Alignment to Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF). Page 3Links to Care Quality Commission (CQC) outcomes. Page 3Introduction. Page 3
Unit One. Pages 4 - 6Responsibilities of Safeguarding.
Unit One Questions. Page 7
Unit Two. Pages 8 - 11Factors causing a person to be at risk and therefore vulnerable.
Unit Two Questions. Page 12
Unit Three. Pages 13 - 19Types of abuse.
Unit Three Questions. Page 20
Unit Four. Pages 21 - 27Reducing the likelihood of abuse.
Unit Four Questions. Page 28
Unit Five. Pages 29 - 33Reporting abuse.
Unit Five Questions. Page 34
Unit Six. Pages 35 - 39Safeguarding children who visit your workplace.
Unit Six Questions. Page 40
Who can you call for help and guidance? Page 41
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Learning outcomes.
• Recognisefactorscausingvulnerability.• Identifytypesofabuse.• Identifywaystoreducelikelihoodofabuse.• Knowhowtorecognise&reportunsafepractices.
Alignment to Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF).
CoversunitHSC024.
Links to Care Quality Commission (CQC) outcomes.
Outcome7:Safeguardingpeoplewhouseservicesfromabuse. Introduction.
Abuseandneglectofadultsinvulnerablesituationshaslongbeena‘hidden’issue,itisessentialthatweallrecognisetheimportanceofprotectingthosewhoareleastabletoprotectthemselves.ReportssuchastheDepartmentofHealth’s‘NoSecrets’documentseektodefinethedifferentwaysinwhichabusemayoccurandthetypesofpeoplewhomayabuseandbeabused,theyalsoprovideguidelinesonrecognisingandreportingincidents.Individualswithatrackrecordofpoorpractice,orwhoareintentonharmingthosetheycarefor,shouldhavenohidingplaceinthecareworkforce.TheGovernmentbelievesthateveryonehasapartinpreventing,detectingandreportingneglectandabuse.Thismanualwillgiveyoutheknowledgetorecognisesignsandsymptonsandunderstandtheprocessofalertingandreporting.
N.B:Weareawarethatofficialpracticeistousetheterms“serviceusers”or“peopleusingthisservice”todescribethosereceivingcare.Weprefertheterm“client”anduseitthroughoutourtrainingpackage.
Key:
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Unit Two
Factors causing a person to be at risk and therefore vulnerable.
TheMentalcapacityAct2005statesthateveryonehascapacitytomaketheirowndecisionsunlessotherwiseproven.Ifapersoncanmakedesicionsabouttheirownsafetytheyshouldbeabletomakeinformedchoicesandprotectthemselvesfromharm.Iftheydon’thavecapacitytheymaybemoreatrisk.
Eachoneofusmayatsometimeinourlivesbeatrisk,thereareanumberoffactorsthatmayputyourclientsatincreasedriskofabuse,orneglect,theseinclude:
Advanced age:
Aspeoplegetoldertheymaybecomelessabletophysicallydefendthemselves,conditionssuchasosteoporosisalsomeanthatmoredamagecanbeinflictediftheyaremanhandledorroughlytreatedinanyway.
Reduced awareness of risk:
Someindividualsmaybemorelikelytobelievewhattheyaretold,particularlyifit’sbysomeonepresentingthemselvesasbeinginapositionofauthority.Theymay,forexample,allowstrangersintotheirhomeorbepersuadedthatabusiveactionsarenormal,necessaryoreventheirfault.
Increased reliance on others:
Themoredependentonothersapersonisthemoreatrisktheybecome.Iftheyneedotherstohelpthemmove,eatorgotothetoilet,anywithholdingofhelp,whetheraccidentalordeliberate,willresultinharm.
Communication difficulties:
Ifaclientcan’ttellanyonewhat’shappeninghowaretheygoingtogethelp?
Lack of understanding:
Conditionssuchasdementiamaymeanthatclientsareunabletorecognisethattheyarebeingabusedorneglected.Forgetfulnessandparanoiaarecommonsymptomswhichmaymeantheyarelesslikelytobebelievedwhentheyreportproblems.
Isolation:
Ifapersonhasnofamilyandfriendsnearbyandseesonlythepeopleresponsiblefortheir
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abusetheyareunlikelytobeabletomakepeopleawareoftheirpositionandgetthehelptheyneed.
Fear of the unknown.
Peoplemayprefertoputupwiththeirabusersratherthanriskhavingtomovetonewsurroundingsandbecaredforbystrangers.Theymayalsofearthatiftheycomplaintheabusewillgetworse.
Lack of information:
Ifpeopledon’tknowthathelpexistsorhowtoaccessittheyarestuckwiththesituationtheyareinandrelyonotherstouncovertheproblem.
Who might abuse or neglect?
Oneofthemostimportantthingsthatyoucandotohelppreventabuseandneglectistomaintainanopenmind.Theabuseof“adultsatrisk”,bytheircarershasbeena‘hidden’problemforyearspartlybecausepeoplejustdidn’twanttobelieveitwashappening,thesameusedtobetrueofchildabuse.
Incidentsofabuseandneglectmaybecarriedoutby individualsor theymaybearesultofattitudesandprocedurescommonto thewholeworkplace.Abuserscome inallshapesandsizes;fromthosewhoactivelyseekoutvictimstothosewhogenuinelydonotrealisethattheirbehaviourmaybewrong.Yourclientsmaybeatriskofabusefromawiderangeofpeopleincludingrelatives,carers,volunteers,neighbours,friendsandassociatesorevenstrangers.
Thereisoftenparticularconcernwhenabuseisperpetratedbysomeoneinapositionofpowerorauthoritywhoactsinawaythatnegativelyaffectsthehealth,safety,welfareandgeneralwellbeingofapersoninavulnerablesituation.
Employersandagenciesnotonlyhavearesponsibilitytoallclientsthathavebeenabused,butmayalsohaveresponsibilitiesinrelationtosomeabusers.Theroles,powersanddutiesofthevariousagenciesinrelationtotheabuserwillvarydependingonwhethertheyare:
• Carer,proprietororservicemanager.• Amemberofarecognisedprofessionalgroup.• Avolunteerormemberofacommunitygroupsuchasplaceofworshiporsocialclub.• Anotherclient.• Aspouse,relativeormemberoftheperson’ssocialnetwork.• Acarer(i.e.someonewhoiseligibleforanassessmentundertheCarers(Recognitionand
Services)Act1996).• Aneighbour,memberofthepublicorstranger.• Apersonwhodeliberatelytargetsvulnerablepeopleinordertoexploitthem.
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Strangerabusewillwarrantadifferentkindofresponsefromthatappropriatetoabuseinanongoing relationshipor inacare location. Thepersonwhohasbeenabusedmust receivesuitablesupportandactionmustbetakentoprotectothervulnerablepeopleinthefuture.Itisnotalwaysappropriatetoprosecutetheabuser;improvementsineducation,information,staffwelfareandproceduresmayallhelptopreventfutureproblems.
What are abuse and neglect?
Scenarioone:CarerShashadalong,harddayandisclosetotheendofhershift.BeforesheleavessheneedstotoiletMissD.MissDistiredandconfusedanddoesn’tseemtounderstandwhatSwantshertodo,Sdoesn’thavetimetospendtalkingsoshetakesholdofMissD’sarmandpullsherintoastandingposition,MissDoverbalancesandherwristgetsbroken.Theincidentisinvestigated.
Scenariotwo:CarerCisinabadmood,MrGisrefusingtotakehistabletssoCpincheshim.WhenMrGstillrefusesCbendsoneofhisfingersbackuntilheopenshismouth.Theincidentisunobservedandtherearenovisibleinjuries.
Doesabuseoccurinbothscenarios,explainyouranswer.
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Abusecanbephysical,verbal,orpsychological.Writedownsomeexamplesofbehaviorwhichmaybeabusive.
Physical Verbal Psychologicale.g.hitting e.g.swearingat e.g.denyingaccesstotelephone
Neglectincareenvironmentsoftenoccursbecauseofalackoftime,equipment,knowledgeandtrainingnecessarytotakecareofclients’individualneeds.Self-neglectoccurswhenpeopleareunabletolookafterthemselves,failtorecognisetheirownneeds,ornolongercareabouttheirownhealthandwelfare.Thismaybeduetodepressionorgrief.
Neglectisafailuretoprovideforbasicneeds.Usethespacebelowtorecordyourclients’basicneeds.e.g.food
Aspreviouslymentionedabuseandneglectmaybe the result of poorpracticeand lackofknowledgeaswellasbeingdeliberateactions.IntheabovescenariosCarerS,whomaynothaverealisedtherisksinvolvedinherhandlingoftheclient,causesthemostphysicalharm,CarerCintentionallyhurtsaclientbutavoidscausingseriousdamage.Wemustalsobeawareoftheemotionalandpsychologicaleffectsofthiskindoftreatment.
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Imaginethatyouareanelderlypersonreceivingcareathomefromarelative,givereasonswhyyoumightbereluctanttotellanyoneabouttheabuse.
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Makealistofthedifferenttypesofpeoplewhomayenteryourworkplacee.g.relatives.
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Whatisneglect?5.
Unit Two Questions
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Givethreeexamplesofpotentialabusers.
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Givethreeexamplesoffactorsthatmakeyourclientsvulnerabletoabuseand/orneglect.
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