Unit 11 Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults and Promoting Independence

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Unit 11 Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults and Promoting Independence Introduction to the unit

Why do we need to think about Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults as part of this course? Think of all of the jobs you might do which might involve vulnerable adults.

What is a vulnerable adult? Vulnerable adults are people who are at greater than normal risk of abuse. Which people do you think that this might include?

What is the Unit for? This unit aims to enable learners to be aware of different types of abuse and to understand why this may happen. They will be able to develop knowledge of work to safeguard adults, and an understanding of how the rights, independence and the wellbeing of adults are promoted through a person-centred, multi- agency approach.

Unit Objectives Know types and indicators of abuse Understand factors which may lead to abusive situations Know legislation and regulations which govern the safeguarding of adults Know working strategies and procedures to reduce the risk of abuse of adults Understand the role of supportive relationships to promote the rights, independence and wellbeing of adults using health and social care services

Panorama The Abuse of our Elderly part 1

What did you see in this documentary?

Plenary Exercise …. Can you think of a time in your life when you might be classed as a vulnerable adult?