Course Overview
A total of 103,900 safeguarding reports about vulnerable adults were referred in 2014/2015. The responsibilities of care workers involved in protecting the health, well-being and human rights of individuals are far-reaching. Allowing individuals to live free from harm, abuse and neglect can often mean involving health agencies, government departments or the police. Understanding the fundamentals of safeguarding is essential for anyone working in adult health and social care.
Benefits
Achieve a nationally recognised Level 2 qualification
Relevant to a wide range of care settings
Further your personal and professional development
Learn at a time that suits you without the need to attend college
What you will learn
Understand Safeguarding in Adult Health and Social Care
Principles of Dignity in Adult Health and Social Care Practice
Understand Duty of Care in Adult Health and Social Care
Understand Dilemmas and Public Concerns in Adult Health and Social Care