Safeguarding Adults : Protection of at-risk Adults

Xpert Learning

• Chapter 01: Understanding Protection for At-Risk Adults 08:39

  • 1: Understanding Protection for At-Risk Adults Preview 08:39

• Chapter 02: Legislation for Protection 17:16

  • 2: Legislation for Protection 17:16

• Chapter 03: Adult Mistreatment 04:32

  • 3: Adult Mistreatment 04:32

• Chapter 04: Grasping the Nature of Abuse & Neglect 11:25

  • 4: Grasping the Nature of Abuse & Neglect 11:25

• Chapter 05: Dementia Care 13:14

  • 5: Dementia Care 13:14

• Chapter 06: Protection of At-Risk Adults: Policies, Duties, and Roles 11:44

  • 6: Protection of At-Risk Adults: Policies, Duties, and Roles 11:44

• Chapter 07: Addressing Abuse 06:56

  • 7: Addressing Abuse 06:56

• Chapter 08: The Crucial Role of Communication in Care 10:37

  • 8: The Crucial Role of Communication in Care 10:37

• Chapter 09: Disclosure Management and Information Sharing 13:10

  • 9: Disclosure Management and Information Sharing 13:10

The course unveils intricate aspects of safeguarding adults, intertwining it with critical elements of dermatology and skin anatomy. The blend ensures learners can address safety concerns while being attuned to skin health and related conditions.

Not all abuse can be seen because not all mistreatment is physical and this course helps you understand when and how to make assumptions regarding abuse. We trace the roots of abuse and neglect, which can appear in many forms, and describe the types and possible indicators of various types of abuse: physical, emotional, sexual, domestic, discriminatory and financial. Older people suffering abuse can be afraid and embarrassed to talk about it so we show you how to spot signs of abuse in older people. We discuss the importance of communication in care settings in detail. Communication is defined by more than the words we use and we cover different channels, including verbal, non-verbal and written communication. The course also demonstrates how listening and paying attention plays an important role in handling complaints from either the client or their family.

• Healthcare and safeguarding professionals eager to integrate their knowledge with dermatology and skin anatomy.
• Social workers keen on enhancing their skills in adult protection with an added layer of understanding in dermatology and skin anatomy.
• Nurses and caregivers wanting a combined skillset in safeguarding adults and dermatology & skin anatomy.
• Policy makers in the healthcare sector looking to frame strategies that overlap safeguarding with dermatology and skin anatomy nuances.

You don't need any formal qualifications to enrol in this Safeguarding Adults course.

• Safeguarding Officer: £20,000 - £26,000
• Adult Care Specialist with Dermatology & Skin Anatomy Knowledge: £28,000 - £38,000
• Safeguarding Team Lead with Dermatology Expertise: £40,000 - £50,000
• Senior Safeguarding Strategist with Skin Anatomy Expertise: £52,000 - £70,000

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