Safeguarding Adults Level 1&2
Health Academy
Delivery Method: eLearning Safeguarding Of Vulnerable Adults (SOVA) is a training programme about protecting vulnerable adults and keeping them safe from harm. It’s about recognising the signs of abuse and knowing what to do. This course covers both levels 1 & 2.
CPD Hours - 1 hour
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Learn about what groups of adults might be at risk
- Understand and work towards compliance with The Mental Capacity Act and other legislations
- Learn about the different types of abuse that adults might experience and how to effectively deal with it should it occur
COURSE CONTENTS
This training course is broken down into 3 sections
- Safeguarding
- What is abuse?
- Dealing with Abuse
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Reviews
As someone who is not a carer but works with many adults, some of whom may be considered vulnerable, I found this course very helpful in increasing my knowledge of how to act in respect of concerns that sometimes arise. It also reminded me of appropriate ways to support and encourage a sense of personal dignity in others.
Comprehensive and thorough
it is clear and easy to follow. Short video format and summaries of at the end of each section makes it easier to understand and remember. I have learnt some interesting situations about adult safe guarding.
I enjoyed the course and felt it was covering all the main issues we deal with.
Enjoyed going back through the core principles of who Safeguarding is truly aimed at. I would ask that if there have been any key updates that these are highlighted whether, they be best practice or, legislative.
It's not a topic you can really make exciting but it was hard at times to concentrate, although that may have been my environment that I undertook the course in.
