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Who Wants To Win A MILLION DOLLARS? Hosted by Marie Cheetham Session 2 Safeguarding Adults
Icebreaker • Introduce your colleague, include their role and how long they have worked here. • What is their Dream Holiday describe details of their perfect dream holiday: the place, activities that they would do, who they would take with them, etc.
Aims and Objectives • This unit introduces the important area of safeguarding individuals from abuse. • Recaps from session 1 the signs and symptoms of abuse and introduces “different kinds” we face today in society • Introduces Equality and Diversity • It considers when individuals might be particularly vulnerable to abuse and what you must do if abuse is suspected or alleged.
Confident?
The Money 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 - $100 $250 $500 $1, 000 $2, 000 $4, 000 $8, 000 8910 11 12 13 14 $16, 000 $32, 000 - $64, 000 - $125, 000 - $250, 000 - $500, 000 - $1, 000
Lifelines • Remove an Answer • Use the Internet or Text/Phone a Friend
Round 1
Video Clip
$100 What statement best describes the definition of Abuse? A – Abuse is shouting and hitting a person. B – Abuse is the control of a person C – Name calling and making someone cry. D -Abuse is about a person inappropriately D – Yes, your absolutely right! Using their power over another individual.
Picture Round
$250 Name the Abuse: A - Emotional B - Neglect C –- Physical Yes, correct! D - Sexual
Picture Round
$500 Name the Abuse: A - Emotional. B - Financial. C -Negelct. Verbal Well done! D – Correct,
Picture Round
$1, 000 What do you think this could be: A - Homework B – Online grooming or Online B – Perfect! Radicalisation C – Verbal abuse D - Financial
Picture Round
$2, 000 Name the Abuse: A - Institutional. B - Emotional C - Physical D -– Financial Perfect, Well done.
Picture Round
$4, 000 Name the Abuse: A - Institutional Fantastic B - Sexual C - Neglect D - Physical
Picture Round
$8, 000 Name the Abuse: A - Emotional B - Instittutional C - Financial. Neglect. D - Excellent
Video Round
$16, 000 From the Video Clip who would you say the main abuser/s is/are? A - Wayne. B -– Absolutely Wayne and all other Carers. C - Simon. D - Joe
$32, 000 From the Video Clip what method of challenging Simone’s behaviour the staff use at Winterborne View? A -– Excellent Pinned beneath a chair B – Appropriately trained restraint method C - Talking calmly and reassurance D - Nothing
$64, 000 Did Wayne follow the correct procedures/ care plan to get Joe up in the morning? A - Yes B – No female was on Duty C –- No Correct! D – Joe was aggressive from start
$125, 000 What should happen when staff noticed any type of Abuse within the home? A – Do nothing it will only get you in trouble B -– Correct Report it! C – Tell the abuser to stop D – Write it down and tell the next shift
What does this mean to you?
The government has defined British values as being the following: democracy; individual liberty; the rule of law; mutual respect; tolerance of those with different faiths and belief. Discuss Different faiths and belief
$250, 000 What does DOLS Stand for: A – Deprivation Safeguards B – Deprivation Schools C – Deprivation C - Perfect. Safeguards D – Deprivation Settings of Law of Local of Liberty of Licence
$500, 000 When would you use an application of Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards? A– Everyone in a care home should have an application of DOLS. B -If there is a dispute about where a person should stay C– When a person is staying in supported living. D When a client lacks capacity to D -– Excellent consent to their care and treatment
$1, 000 Who can authorise Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards? A - A nurse. B – A care worker. C – Excellent! The Local Authority D – Care Quality Commission
Congratulations on Round 1 Don’t forget to add your scores…
Round 2
Video Round
$100 What type of Abuse did Maria Suffer? A - Financial B – No Abuse C - Institutional D - Correct Physical
$250 Was correct Moving and Handling procedures taken? : A – That’s how the client liked it. B – It stated that 1 person was needed. C - Yes. D - Absolutely No
Case Study Round • The following slides give you a case study to read, discuss it and answer the following: • What type of Abuse • What should be done about it
$500 An older man was partially paralysed as a result of a stroke. He had carers who came into his home three times a day, but his wife cared for him the rest of the time. Over time, his wife became increasingly aggressive. One night, when he asked her to help him to the toilet, she pushed him and he fell, hitting his head. She then helped him up and slapped him across the face. A - Emotional. B - Correct. Physical. C - Institutional. D - None of the above.
$1, 000 A son was concerned about his mother who was frail and lived on her own. His brother was the primary carer but worked full-time. The brother took away his mother's door keys and prevented her from going out or having contact with anyone. Unfortunately, the concerned son lived far away and could not visit his mother more often A - None. B - Physical. C - Financial. D - Correct Psychological
$2, 000 Two neighbours became worried after repeatedly hearing cries from the flat of an elderly woman who lived on the same floor as them. Also, on the rare occasions that she was seen outside of her flat, she appeared thin, dirty and very confused. Her son lived with her as a carer - although he appeared to do very little to care for her. The house was found to be dirty, with barely any food and bills had gone unpaid. A -– Perfect Sexual and Financial Abuse B – Financial and Emotional Abuse C – Psychological and Financial Abuse D – Sexual and Institutional Abuse
$4, 000 At her son's request, an older woman sold her property, gave her son the profits, and moved into a 'granny annex' attached to his house. After a year though, the son said they could no longer afford the house and moved to a smaller one with no space for his mother, so she ended up living in their dining room. Eight months later, the son said the house was too crowded and contacted social services to discuss putting her into a residential home A – Physical Abuse B – Emotional Abuse C -– Excellent Financial Abuse D - None of the above
$8, 000 A carer was hired to provide 24 -hour care for an older man. A concerned neighbour called on the man and found him thin and dirty and without any food in the house. He told the neighbour that the carer had a full-time job elsewhere. A –-Neglect Absolutely Correct B - Emotional C - Physical D - Sexual
$16, 000 What action must you take if you suspect an individual is being harmed or abused. A- Pretend it never happened. B -– Correct Follow your policies and procedures B and report to your manager. C– Tell the Police D– Monitor the situation and report it when you have all the facts.
$32, 000 What Key things must you NOT do if an individual discloses abuse. A- Never think or assume the individual is lying. B - Never ask the individual leading questions such as “are you sure that really happened? ” . . C –- Absolutely A, B and D. D -Do not confront the alleged abuser.
$64, 000 • Under the Public Interest Disclosure Act, you have a right to raise issues about poor practice and abuse in your work place and be protected from being victimised or dismissed. What is this called? A - Correct Whistleblower. B - Tell-tale C - Grasser. D - Troublemaker.
$125, 000 A CRB was replaced with a DBS what does DBS stand for? A – Disabled and Bound Supporters. B – Duty and Bereavement Services. C -Disclosure Correct. and Barring Service D - All of the above.
$250, 000 What must do if you suspect a child, young person or adult (met in any circumstances) is being abused or neglected ? A– Its none of your business, walk away. B -– Correct Be vigilant for instances of abuse at all B times and report it. C– You only know about adult abuse, child abuse is for social workers and teachers to report. D– All of the above
$500, 000 We live in a social media society and children and Adults can become victim to Cyberbullying. What is Cyberbullying? A– A robot shouting at you. B -Correct – Bullying using electronic technology C– Bullying using a tablet. D- None of the above.
$1, 000 Having the knowledge about what abuse is will encourage more people to speak up if they feel abuse is taking or has taken place. Will this reduce the likelihood of abuse taking place or repeating? A - No. B - Yes Correct. C - Possibly D - Unsure.
Questions? Time to add your scores….
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