Safeguarding of Vulnerable Adults (SOVA) Level 3 Training – Skills for Health CSTF Aligned
Global Health Professionals Ltd (GHPL)
Delivery Method: Face-to-face Safeguarding of Vulnerable Adults (SOVA) Level 3
You will be able to
provide you with the underpinning knowledge to support you and your
organisation in your responsibilities to protect vulnerable adults in the health
and social care setting;
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Know the legal and
professional issues underpinning SOVA
Describe the term
“safeguarding”
State who is
vulnerable from abuse
Must be able to
recognise situations that may lead to safeguarding;
State reasons where
abuse could happen
State the role of the
Disclosure and Barring Service
After completing this training , you must be
able to manage the reporting and referrals; procedures involved in safeguarding in the workplace. Must be able to
identify adults who maybe vulnerable and
increase the knowledge and awareness of
safeguarding adults based on the need for a person-centred approach in
providing a supportive and trusting relationship with the person who has been
identified as potentially at risk of abuse or harm.
- You must be able to
manage the reporting and referrals; procedures
involved in safeguarding in the workplace.
Course Content:
- Legislation and National Guidelines
- Professional Code of Conduct
- Principles of Nursing
- Need of Safeguarding
- Duty to Safeguard Adults
- Basic Requirement of Modern Healthcare Services
- Risk assessment and Patient Safety
- Legislation and Professional Accountability
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Safeguarding Principles
- Assessment and responding to the level of risk
- Adult Safeguarding Investigation
- Groups of Adults at risk
- Employee and Management Roles and Responsibilities
- Professional Duties and Responsibilities
- Prevalence of Abuse
- UK Abuse Survey Findings
- Dignity of Care
- Role of the Disclosure and Barring Services
- Definition of Terms-Abuse, Vulnerable, Safeguarding
- Introduction and recognising the abuse
- Categories of Abuse
- Use of Restraints
- Rights, Risks and Restraints in Elderly Care
- Understanding Restraint
- The Mental Capacity Act and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards
- Harm and Significant Harm
- Situation when Abused could happen in care settings
- Indicators of all types of abuse
- Communication, Information Sharing and Confidentiality
- Concerns and Disclosure
- Nursing and Midwifery Code
- Duty of Candour
- Procedures for Reporting and Recordkeeping
- Developing Code of Behaviour
- Recruitment and Selection of Staff
- Safeguarding Adult Cases Review and Group Discussion
- Knowledge Competency (with 3 hours Participatory)
Dates available on arrangement
Global Health Professionals Ltd (GHPL) can also create this course for you on arrangement
either at your workplace or at one of their locations.
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