This safeguarding adults level 1 online course is designed for all staff working within homecare settings, including those interacting directly with adults, older people, and vulnerable individuals in their own homes. It provides essential knowledge for ensuring the safety and dignity of those they care for.

This online safeguarding adults for homecare level 1 course covers the following:

Introduction:

• The importance of safeguarding in homecare.

Types of abuse and indicators: 

• Understanding physical, emotional, financial, and other forms of abuse.

Actions and responses:

• Steps to take when abuse is suspected, including how to report and whom to report to.

Key safeguarding legislation:

• Detailed review of laws protecting adults in care.

Handling concerns:

• Practical guidance on addressing potential safeguarding issues.

Summary and end of course assessment: 

• Recap key points and check knowledge to ensure understanding.

References and resources: 

• Additional materials for extended learning.

The aims of this online safeguarding adults for domiciliary care level 1 course are to:

• Educate participants about the various types of abuse and their indicators.
• Enhance awareness of legal responsibilities and procedures in safeguarding adults.
• Equip staff with the knowledge to act appropriately when concerns arise.

This safeguarding adults level 1 for homecare e-learning course will:

• Explain what safeguarding, harm and abuse mean.
• Describe the different types of abuse and their signs, symptoms, and indicators for learners.
• Discuss what needs and should not be done if someone has safeguarding concerns.
• Know who to report concerns about harm, abuse or neglect to.
• Identify sources of advice, guidance and support for safeguarding adults.
• Explain the key points of relevant safeguarding legislation.

Upon completing this online safeguarding adults level 1 for domiciliary care course, learners will be equipped to:

• Define safeguarding, harm and abuse.
• Describe the different types of abuse and provide examples of signs, symptoms, and indicators associated with each.
• Describe what to do and what not to do if harm, abuse or neglect is suspected.
• Identify who should be contacted if there are concerns regarding abuse, neglect, or harm.
• Identify further sources of advice and support for adult safeguarding.

This CPD-accredited safeguarding adults level 1 e-learning course for homecare is externally peer-reviewed and accredited by the CPD Certification Service. Upon completion, participants will earn a CPD Certificate valid for three years.

The course meets comprehensive compliance requirements set by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), Regulatory and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA) and Care Inspectorates (Wales and Scotland), Skills for Care Core and Mandatory Training Framework and the UK Core Skills Training Framework (CSTF) and other UK health and social care regulatory bodies.

Safeguarding adults in homecare settings is crucial for protecting them from abuse and neglect. Staff trained in safeguarding protocols can effectively identify and address risks, promoting a safe and supportive environment for all service users. This course ensures that all personnel have the necessary skills and knowledge to uphold the highest standards of care and legal compliance.

The aims, objectives, and learning outcomes of this course align with the UK Core Skills Training Framework (CSTF) and fulfil the requirements set by the CQC and other regulatory bodies, ensuring comprehensive compliance and high training standards.

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